Sentence examples for pure divine from inspiring English sources

The shortest and lightest in tone of Mahler's symphonies, the Fourth is commonly characterized as a paean to youthful innocence, transporting the listener, in the words of Mr. Fischer's brief program note, "to his inner child, to his dreams of angels, fairy tales, angst and pure, divine love".

Contrast 4 must also be treated in a dipolar way in that the main support for a doctrine of pure divine simplicity is the absence of any unrealized potentialities in God.

For Abner, everybody has a layer of pure divine existence, to which are superadded other forms and accidents; but if the body is stripped of all of these accretions it will be reduced to the original divine substance only.

Now when I say this I don't mean that every relationship is going to work just because you're connecting to pure divine love within yourself -- but it will help you see things more clearly.

We were, nevertheless, taught in Catholic theology that the "theological virtues" of faith, hope, and love were not foundationally learned, chosen, or even practiced, but were instead an actual "participation in the life of God" and, first of all, given as a pure, divine gift.

Union with a woman who belongs to another man is often preferred because it is harder to obtain, nothing is certain in it, and the longing stemming from the separation of lover and beloved is more intense; it is pure preman (divine love).

"Love is the answer because, pure mind, divine mind is pure love.

Another of India's great nationalists, Sri Aurobindo (1872 1950), later reinterpreted "the doctrine of Shakti in a new light" by drawing on "the Tantric conception of transforming the mortal and material body into [something] pure and divine," and setting a goal of "complete and unconditional surrender to the will of the Mother".

I thought that it would be way back in the beginning, something pure in its divine revelation.

Likewise, certain images of God (and sacred books) are held to be uniquely powerful and true (pure) expressions of divine reality.

That is a moment of pure poetry, a divine solvent for all the painful and intractable things that are to follow in the film.