Sentence examples for holy will from inspiring English sources

Equally surreal: this evening's house of the holy will be floating down the East River.

Dated 30 June 1916, the night before the offensive began, Engall wrote: "I have a strong feeling that I shall come through safely, but nonetheless, should it be God's holy will to call me away, I am quite prepared to go; and I could not wish for a finer death; and you, dear Mother and Dad, will know that I died doing my duty to God, my country and my king.

A holy will would be entirely free from desires that might operate independently of morality.

Far from it: that they apply explains why the holy will acts in accordance with them, for if (per impossibile) those norms did not apply, the holy will might well not act in accordance with them.

"An Essay on the Trinity" argues that God's essence is a love which subsists "in pure act and perfect energy," his holy will or activity (Edwards 1957–, vol. 21, 113 14, 122).

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That holy wills invariably perform the actions that the moral norms call for does not show that these moral norms do not apply to them.

Human beings do not have holy wills, "whose maxims are necessarily in accord with laws of autonomy (the moral law)" (G 4 439); if we did, we would act rightly without moral obligation or struggle.

On Kant's conception of virtue, virtue is the form in which a being with a non-holy will expresses her supreme commitment to morality.

The cardinals, guided by the Holy Spirit, will choose someone who will reignite the flame of hope that was sparked by Pope John XXIII and his Second Vatican Council.

"This holy month will be a triumphant time for mujahedeen, and we will fight the enemy".