Sentence examples for eternal knowledge from inspiring English sources

Grosseteste taught that while things are primarily called necessary or possible 'from eternity and whithout beginning' with respect to God's eternal knowledge, there are necessities and impossibilities with a beginning in God's providence which are eternal contingencies in the sense that God could have chosen their opposites (De libero arbitrio 168.26 170.33, 178.24 29).

Many of these scriptures are considered to be Apuruseya which means that it is a source of eternal knowledge that is not authored by any human.

The god Wotan drank from the spring of eternal knowledge beneath the World Ash Tree, sacrificing an eye in return for wisdom.

(This problem was advanced by Nelson Pike; Stump and Kretzmann have replied that the simultaneity involved in God's eternal knowledge is not transitive).

These researches argue that learning between firms develops absorptive capacity for SMEs, thus facilitating SMEs to recognize and value new eternal knowledge, to assimilate that knowledge, and to commercially utilize it.

While Scotus preferred to distinguish God's eternal knowledge and choice from the temporal order sharply (Lect. I.39.1 2, n. 28, 85; Ord. I.40, n. 8), Ockham thought that they can be treated as temporally past.

Plato, who was not a fan of change, felt that without eternal certainties, knowledge would be impossible (Keyt 1969).

It is America's destiny to be at the forefront of humanity's eternal quest for knowledge and to be the leader amongst nations on our adventure into the great unknown.

God's eternal and unchanging knowledge already contains all events that will happen in creation.

Early medieval authors were well acquainted with the conception of God's eternal and timeless knowledge in Augustine and Boethius.

God's will is as immutable and eternal as His knowledge; yet it is not constrained by the essential relation that binds ideas together.