ADAM GOPNIK: Ah, at last we move from skeptical questions of divinity to,well, skeptical questions of divinity…God only knows what's wrong with the Habs right now.
Might as well be Stephen, or to use his nickname: God!" Thus does the composer of those lyrics address the question of his divinity in a little number called "God" at the top of the second act of "Sondheim on Sondheim," a genial, multimedia commemorative scrapbook on the life, times and career of you-know-who.
The development of a more refined theology of the Incarnation resulted from the response of the early church to various misinterpretations concerning the question of the divinity of Jesus and the relationship of the divine and human natures of Jesus.
By my flawed, mortal logic, to assert one faith as superior to another is therefore to question the wisdom of Divinity.
Wordsworth's faith in the goodness of the universe made a detour around the question of Christ's divinity, which tormented so many of the best minds of the mid-nineteenth century.
In Chalcedon bishops devised a formula that was intended to settle, insofar as human language could express the matter, the elusive question of how exactly divinity and humanity came together in Jesus Christ.
Read stories of divinity and divinely inspired beings.
As a skeptic and a scientist, he is suspicious of organized religion, and pens a dissertation detailing his criticism of Christian principles; he also openly questions the divinity of Jesus Christ.
Richard A. Lischer, a professor of divinity at Duke University, said that if the question of who killed Dr. King could be resolved definitively, Americans could concentrate fully on his message.
Through the Jewish tradition known as the Kabbalah, one attempts to discover the nature of divinity and the human being as well as the purpose of existence (a recurring question which is pondered by people of many religions).
