It is one of those moments when the little thoughts we have in our own lives are given the spotlight of significance and the weight of divine possibility.
Unless the world is sort of cosmically neutral, an infinite palette of divine possibility, and we have forgotten just how powerful we are to shape it toward the healthy and the luminous, and how nefarious the media and the lure of groupthink, how susceptible we are to suggestion and the timeless need to belong.
However, it is important to see that there are versions of the moral argument for God's existence that are completely independent of such a divine command theory, and this possibility can be seen in arguments developed by Angus Ritchie (2012) and Mark Linville (2009).
Throughout Ibn Tibbon's writings, he returns time and again to a few key problems: divine providence, the possibility of immortality, and the final aim of human existence.
Amongst Lourdes, the film's contemporary group of visitors is Christine (Slyvie Testud), a quadriplegic who's still open to the possibilities of divine intervention, even if she was far more impressed with Rome.
Moving through the Creed, Polkinghorne considers the concept of divinity and God as creator in discussions that cover the Theory of Everything, the Big Bang Theory, and the possibility of divine presence within reality so that God is not simply an outside observer.
This Jay accomplished in a manner so simple, natural, and miraculous as to render prestidigitation invisible, thereby raising the strong possibility of divine intervention.
But both its detractors and its supporters tend to portray lack of faith in a divine power as a possibility or danger available only in modern times.
His facial expression suggests that he has heard the term "angels unawares" and that rather than being thrown by the possibility of divine intervention, he's delighted and quietly proud of himself for having figured things out.
I've already written quite a bit about Renault's ability to blend known fact and imaginative speculation, and to recreate a convincing reality – but also a reality rich in mythological possibility and divine influence.
