Sentence examples for has eternally from inspiring English sources

Predestination, in Christianity, the doctrine that God has eternally chosen those whom he intends to save.

"I confess that at times I have been tempted to believe that the Creator has eternally intended this department of nature to remain baffling," he said.

The synod rejected unconditional predestination (the doctrine that God has eternally chosen those whom he intends to save) and justification by faith alone, while it affirmed the essentially Roman doctrines of transubstantiation (the change of bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ in the mass) and of purgatory.

God can do nothing de potentia absoluta that He cannot also do de potentia ordinata, since He himself is bound by the order that He has eternally established.

It's as close to bragging as we get in this country, where tall poppy syndrome has eternally coloured our mild approach to patriotism.

In time, the light has been eternally brand new.

Lamela, the £30m record signing from Roma, has been eternally frustrating.

"I like Acapulco because it has been eternally the same," said Mr. Domingo, who has long kept a home in the city.

The ability to feel comfortable as "myself" in a number of different environments has been eternally useful, and given me a different sort of mobility.

Criticism of these arguments points to the possibility that there is no first cause because the universe had no beginning, having existed throughout time, and is itself the necessary being that has existed eternally and without dependence upon anything else.

So as I dared to start looking through The New York Times, I realized that I was actually able to read through it and more importantly I actually found it engaging…My opinion has been eternally changed…I now realize it's a newspaper suitable for all age groups and will no longer fear picking it up.