Sentence examples for immutable order from inspiring English sources

As Spinoza puts it: "God's nature and existence, and consequently His providence, cannot be known from miracles, but can all be much better perceived from the fixed and immutable order of nature".

In 1684, Malebranche further developed his views on moral theory in the Traité de morale (Treatise on Ethics), in which he argued that moral virtue requires a love of the "immutable order" that God reveals to those who seek to know it.

Darwin knew he would be called heretical for challenging the Biblical idea of God as a one-time-only creator of an immutable natural order.

What seemed like the suspicious tension of a thriller becomes the incongruence of a world seen from the eyes of a man so fraught with guilt and regret that he has to deny and reshape an immutable truth in order to survive.

He was deposing a divine order of immutable categories; he was also dissolving a sacral boundary that had separated the animal from the human.

While sex and birth order are immutable, the other factors likely serve as surrogates for a combination of maternal exposures such as stress, socioeconomic position, and nutrition, and thus are not permanently bound to differences in fetal growth for future populations.

These are exciting stories, even revolutionary in a country where, for centuries, the social order was considered immutable.

The museum's literature makes it clear that this ordering is not immutable but is itself "subject to change and refinement".

As Fahs notes, "even in the crucible of war, an immutable and intertwined Southern racial and sexual order survived unscathed".

For thirteen years, Washington has insisted that its immutable goal is restoring the Middle East's modern order — within the countries created by European colonial powers a century ago.

The crumbling at the close, apparently echoing the crash of the Berlin Wall, showing in short order that nothing repugnant need be immutable, was a moment of amazement as well as rejoicing.