Sentence examples for manner the hiddenness from inspiring English sources

In this manner the hiddenness of the spiritual was imitated by the visionaries and their communities.

In Hinduism the Upanishads emphasize the hiddenness of God.

Whatever the precise detail of the relation of the extrasensory to the perceptible, the hiddenness of the spiritual is an important characteristic of mysticism.

And what would they leave behind, what had their lives been worth?" About halfway through this book's four hundred and thirty pages, Knausgaard reflects, rather like Walter Benjamin, on the hiddenness of death.

In her astonishingly subtle evocation of that bevy of sisters, Sofia Coppola (who wrote and directed) captures both the mystery and the yearning, and finally the sense of the hiddenness of all lives, of differences and similarities between male and female which make the struggle to understand both so difficult and so endlessly compelling.

John Schellenberg has developed what may be called the "hiddenness of God objection".

Burkhard Mojsisch draws attention to the fact that in identifying the agent intellect with the abditum mentis (the hiddenness of the mind) of St. Augustine Dietrich establishes a distinction between what Mojsisch calls "transempirical consciousness" and empirical consciousness.

At this point, we have so often partnered with the "hiddenness" of our hearts that we turn our eyes away.

To those who question the Hiddenness of God, I wonder how they deal with the notion of a God who comes down and loves the unlovely and the unrighteous before the objects of his love have any inclination to love him or do good?

We define the "hiddenness rate" of a tree as (6) where |·| denotes the cardinality of the set.

However, swapping across chains alone does not guarantee fast mixing, as one can construct a series of signed permutations for which the hiddenness rate k grows exponentially with the length of the permutations.