Sentence examples for eternal relation from inspiring English sources

More precisely, esse essentiae belongs to essence because of its eternal relation with God as formal cause.

But he attributes a specific kind of existence to the essence in itself (Quodlibet I, 9 and III, 9): esse essentiae ("essential being"), which is the essence's eternal relation to God as its cause.

In Zhuangzi and the Butterfly, neither the thinker nor his vision dominates the scene, there is no sign of dualism between reality and imagination but only the dynamic presence of their eternal relation.

There are eternal truths, as even the skeptic must admit, so there are also eternal relations of ideas because truth relates ideas.

Ethical truths are discoverable through reason and correspond to necessary and eternal relations among things in the world.

The word and the meaning both being eternal, the relation between them also is necessarily so.

They fail to see, thinks Clarke, (1) that ethics is a matter of eternal, fixed relations and (2) that to deny the moral attributes of God entails the denial of either God's wisdom or power.

This is something eternal in relations within states between richer and poorer regions, especially in difficult economic times.

It's little wonder that Simon Barnes wrote in the Times about the game of eternal frustration in relation to Lyle.

A similar problem arises when applying eternal and abstract relations to particular moral circumstances and actions.

This Christian conception of the relation between (eternal) truth and time is distinct from the Socratic notion that (eternal) truth is always already within us it just needs to be recovered by means of recollection (anamnesis).