Sentence examples for regarding divine from inspiring English sources

From this deduction regarding divine purpose and authority, humans can conclude that they are obligated to render "praise, honour, and glory" to God.

Regarding divine omniscience (and, consequently, divine foreknowledge), he states that, according to several theologians, God foresees the future both as a completely actualized present and as a yet to be determined future.

The main evidence about Ammonius' philosophical views is his speech as a character in On the E at Delphi (391E 394C), on god, being, generation and corruption as well as his contributions to the discussion in On the Obsolence of Oracles (410F 414C) regarding divine justice and providence (Dillon 1977, 189 192, Opsomer 2009, 142 179).

In effect, what Alston has done, according to Hartshorne, is reduce his stance regarding divine omnipotence to that regarding creation ex nihilo in that the claim that God could have all power is due to the prior belief that God brings everything into existence out of absolutely nothing, a belief that Alston thinks has to be the traditional one and in point of fact is intelligible.

Regardless of one's views regarding divine anger toward injustice, hostile public reaction was driven by political interest more than by theological critique.

Descartes, it will be recalled, regarded divine substance as both causally and ontologically independent, but created substances as ontologically, but not causally, independent, since they depend on God's creative (and conservative) power for their existence.

The arrival of French bishops reopened the explosive question regarding the divine basis for the obligations of bishops to reside in their sees.

Some of the considerations in favor of theological voluntarism have their source in matters regarding the divine nature.

In On the Trinity he develops his metaphysics, attacking, among others, errors regarding creation, divine freedom and the eternity of the world, and follows it with a philosophical treatment of the Trinity.

Others (call them hybridists) allow that our natural faculties can take us a certain distance to knowledge of the basic nature and even existence of God, say but argue that we must ultimately appeal to faith when it comes to more specific doctrines regarding the divine nature, acts, and intentions.

This is a perfect metaphor regarding how divine guidance and intuition work -- it is always available to us, but we have a role to play -- we need to tune into the signal.