Sentence examples for question of prophecy from inspiring English sources

The question of prophecy has been receiving increased attention as the debate over the extent of God's knowledge has become more widely discussed in recent work in the philosophy of religion.

The head of prophecy at Morningstar, Steve Thompson, is currently scheduled to do a prophecy seminar at the Wasilla Assembly of God.

The physician Muhammad ibn Zakariyyâ' al-Râzî (d. ca. 925), mainly interested to natural philosophy, had even questioned the legitimacy of prophecy.

Collins also wrote a book examining the question of whether the prophecies of Christ's messiahship could be accepted.

This book presents an innovative interpretation of the bible that undermines its authority as a source of truth, and questions the traditional understanding of prophecy, miracles and the divine law.

Any answer to that question, of course, involved as much prophecy as history.

Since so little is known about those prophets, the question of the uniqueness of Hebrew prophecy is difficult to assess (see also Middle Eastern religion).

In this article, we will follow their lead by sidestepping completely the question of whether or not any apparent prophecies have actually been fulfilled.

Whereas the more general question about God's foreknowledge typically involves just God's knowledge and the future contingent event, the problem of prophecy involves a third element, namely, the prophecy itself, which becomes a part of the past history of the world as soon as it is made.

SO much for the power of prophecy.

"It's the theatre of prophecy.