Sentence examples for eternal thoughts from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Philo reconciled his Jewish theology with Plato's theory of Ideas in an original way: he posited the Ideas as God's eternal thoughts, which God then created as real beings before he created the world.

We live every moment in a universe of seemingly eternal thoughts and ideas, yet simultaneously in the constantly churning and decaying world of our bodies and their humble situations...

He identified the 'traditional view' that, for early scientists, the 'clearness, beauty and simplification' provided by their theories led them to think that they had deciphered authentically the eternal thoughts of the Almighty.

Walt Whitman, who was raised by parents inspired by Quaker thought, later wrote: "George Fox stands for something too a thought the thought that wakes in silent hours perhaps the deepest, most eternal thought latent in the human soul.

As Jennifer Richter told me, "That eternal legacy is thought-provoking, in a way that we are not trained to provoke our thoughts".

His mind/body distinction, Shorto notes, has long been invoked in defense of "an eternal realm of thought, belief and ideals that can't be touched by the prying fingers of science".

The low-key torch song "Thinkin Bout You" features soothing synth cycles, sparse keyboards, muffled electronic percussion, and lyrics addressing a lover with white lies in the verses and thoughts of eternal love in the chorus.

This stability, to which we hardly pay attention, is part of our everyday life, up to the point that it forms the basis of our deepest thought, the eternal Ideas of Plato and the substance of Aristotle.

Fellow Athenians were so offended by his scrutiny of their political and moral convictions that they voted to execute him in 399 BC, and thereby made him an eternal martyr to free thought and moral inquiry.

It follows that the laws of logic are not psychological laws: 'If being true is thus independent of being acknowledged by somebody or other, then the laws of truth are not psychological laws: they are boundary stones set in an eternal foundation, which our thought can overflow but never displace' (1893, XVI).

In this repetition, the thought of eternal return is transformative.