Sentence examples for divine process from inspiring English sources

Rot! It's the beginning of the divine process.

What divine process is responsible for prosperity or failure?

The Communist Party, atheistic by doctrine, has insisted that it has the sole authority to approve incarnations — the divine process by which a "living Buddha" is chosen in boyhood.

The intention of these ink-splashers was philosophical and religious as well as artistic: it was written at the time that their spontaneous process was designed to imitate the divine process of creation.

7. The Good Shepherd Finishing School, in its ad, defines "Woman" as "A being far blessed than MAN and no less than GOD himself, owing to her significant and selfless contribution to the divine process of CREATION".

A Mass Observation survey at the time of the Coronation in 1953 found some people believed Elizabeth II had not been born in the conventional fashion, but had been instead been the subject of some mysterious divine process, analogous to the conception and birth of the baby Jesus.

Ritual union which may also be accomplished symbolically is, for both partners, a form of sacralization, the act being a participation in cosmic and divine processes.

A sign at the gate proclaims that the foundations of Migron were put down in 1999 out of a "right and duty to be part of a historic-divine process of returning to Zion, on the way up to Jerusalem".

Reverse engineering is the exploitation of competitors' know-how 'by starting with the known product and working backward to divine the process which aided in its development or manufacture' (U.S. Supreme Court 1974).

The scientific laws that govern the universe -- the randomness and uncertainty inherent in both quantum mechanics and evolution, for example -- are then not contrary to God but become crucial elements of the divine creative process.

Still, we can usefully think of philosophers' writings about history as clustering around several large questions, involving metaphysics, hermeneutics, epistemology, and historicism: (1) What does history consist of individual actions, social structures, periods and regions, civilizations, large causal processes, divine intervention?