"divine values" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to values that are seen as coming from a higher spiritual source or that are seen as incomparable or superior. For example, you might say, "We must always strive to uphold divine values such as justice and compassion."
He speaks of being able to visit the synagogues as if such visits were real, as if virtual travel were the equivalent of travel or the movement of a mouse could give the human and divine value to the Internet that the millions of bloody footsteps of the Jews gave to the Talmud.
Above all, it offers the opportunity to promote goodwill between the nations of the world and to emphasize the divine value of human dignity, without differences of race, color or belief.
But trying to divine such values, however difficult, is an important part of settling any estate and avoiding the ire of the Internal Revenue Service.
Aghast at the rise of the backwoods populist preacher-turned-governor Mike Huckabee, now polling first in Iowa with only two weeks until the caucuses, they've suddenly divined the value of secular politics, of knowledge gained by studying something other than the Bible.
In a world that has been blinded by lust for power, material gain, and prestige, people of faith need to stand together to defend and promote what all religious traditions hold as the highest human--and divine--values.
Bank of America Merrill Lynch FX and Rates Strategist David Woo attempted to divine a fair value for Bitcoin, triangulating its usage in e-commerce and money transfer and its use as a store of value.
This is more or less a similar sentiment to what Wall Street has, which is tracking the same reports and is looking at the same tea leaves the average consumer is in order to divine where to value Apple as it heads into the fourth quarter.
That's just 28% of book value, compared to Divine's enterprise to book value multiple of 0.42 and Internet Capital Group's 1.28.
The fundamental reason moralistic wrongs are thought wrong is that they are taken to flout certain moral values, or divine commands, regarding proper human behavior.
