Sentence examples for sacred vision from inspiring English sources
Levin was appalled — had his sacred vision been pushed aside not for the awaited world-famous dramatist but for a pair of frivolous screen drudges, mere "hired hands"?
For the first time since 1800, we would be choosing, or chusing as the Framers might put it, the leaders of the executive branch of government in accordance with the sacred Vision of Philadelphia.
In the twentieth century, the most acclaimed landscape photographer is Ansel Adams, whose beautifully precise, black-and-white photographs of the American West have acquired a mythic status: here is landscape not as mere scenery but as sacred vision.
Yet the desert offers sacred visions and the presence of God, once one has surrendered their own understandings and experiences of worldly comforts and symbols of false gods, or brought to the edge of life and death.
After he communes with the masters of the universe in sacred psychedelic visions, he comes back to share their healing wisdom with us.
The best known might be Howard Finster, a former TV repairman and Baptist minister compelled to paint "sacred art" after seeing a vision while fixing a bicycle.
The 20th-century British scholar of religion Ninian Smart developed a phenomenological model that featured a more dynamic vision of the sacred that could explain the diversity among religions, much of which it attributed to historical and cultural differences.
The vision of the sacred has all but died in the soul of man".
Judaism -- Unity of humanity with God's vision of the sacred life.
That he said "the vision of the sacred" had been killed by "greed, envy, and the reckless will to power," by not addressing "economic" issues like unemployment as religious questions -- this is beyond remarkable.
