Sentence examples for special acts of from inspiring English sources

Less rigorous is "novelty creationism," which accepts the Darwinian account as adequate to explain some biological phenomena but requires special acts of divinity for others.

Seen in this light, Augustine's view hardly seems to reduce human cognition to special acts of divine revelation [see O'Daly 1987, pp. 206 7].

The biblical phrase "He who…" appears on many pages of the Origin, from the first to the last edition (Darwin 1859, 1860, 1872a), as if the author, a strict naturalist, would speak to a theologian who believes in special acts of independent creations (i.e., to Darwin himself when he was a young man, see Figs. 3 and 5).

In all, the couple co-wrote some 22 plays and collaborated on numerous film and TV projects, including the Marlo Thomas TV special "Acts of Love and Other Comedies," and such series as CBS Caluccici's Department, HBOO's "Bedrooms," and PBS' "American Dream Machine".

Offer special prayers, small gifts, and special acts of kindness to that individual throughout Advent, keeping each act as secret as possible.

By a special act of the state legislature he was buried in the building.

Indian burial sites are protected by a 1990 special act of Congress.

Pym therefore introduced a bill of attainder (i.e., a summary condemnation to death by special act of Parliament).

He believed, however, that each stage represented an independent fauna made by a special act of creation.

He was awarded Fifa's fair play award in 2001 in recognition of his "special act of good sportsmanship".

A special act of Congress permitted him to carry out his activities at the Federal Loan Agency even after he became Roosevelt's secretary of commerce in 1940.