Sentence examples for on providence from inspiring English sources

I stopped planning and relied on providence for places to sleep and eat.

By 1328 it included a chapter on providence as well.

The first treatise (Ten problems concerning providence) examines ten different problems on providence that were commonly discussed in the Platonic school.

While there are different ways to read Maimonides' final view on providence, this Averroean view ought be treated as a serious possibility.

The academic literature considers several of Albo's discussions on providence to be nothing more than comprehensive summaries of the work of his precursors.

"I would be less than honest if I didn't say that there were a huge amount of good things that happened to me in my career not based on my doing but based on providence or good fortune.

The first part of this treatise (chapters 1 28) contains Albo's central discussion on the theory of providence, while the second part (chapters 29 51) incorporates his main discussion on the theory of recompense.

For one auspicious moment, however, on a balmy Alabama afternoon, an unanticipated light of providence shined brightly on the campus of Tuskegee Institute.

Of interest are also the essays on the notion of providence (an important topic at Alexander's time, in part due to the influence of the Stoics' focus on divine providence).

Yet, on the other hand, he does distinguish between the rule of nature, or fate, on the one hand, and divine providence on the other, arguing, against the Stoics, that God can dominate nature (De facie 927A-B) and can function providentially for us (De comm. not. 1075E, De Iside 371A, De defect oraculorum 413E –Ammonius speaking).

"We depend on divine providence.