Sentence examples for study of god from inspiring English sources

A distinction quickly developed in Christian reflection on God between theologia, strictly understood as the study of God in himself that is, the study of God's divine nature and oikonomia, understood to mean the study of God's activities in the created order, particularly the acts of creation and redemption.

To the Pharisees, worship consisted not in bloody sacrifices the practice of the Temple priests but in prayer and in the study of God's law.

The study of God is thus not the study of a visible entity (7.30.3 5).

He distinguishes a metaphysical study of God, which he says may be described as a kind of theology, from the theology that is based on Sacred Scripture.

The Platonic contemplation of the Good and the Stoic exploration of the relationship of individual to universal nature are both tantamount to the study of God and his logos, Christ.

Al-Kindi's most significant work, On First Philosophy (for which see Abu Rida 1950, 97 162, Ivry 1974, Rashed and Jolivet 1998, 9 99), is devoted to "first philosophy" or metaphysics, a science al-Kindi immediately identifies with the study of God.

The Filioque dispute between East and West, which originated in the 8th century, seemed on the way to resolution through theological work associated with the Faith and Order Commission study, Spirit of God, Spirit of Christ (1981): mutually acceptable understandings were approached through formulations such as "the Spirit proceeds from the Father through the Son" or "from the Father of the Son".

Zhang and T. F. Miller III, Cell Rep., 2012), the topogenesis of single-spanning signal anchor proteins was shown to exhibit similar trends as in the experimental studies of Goder and Spiess (EMBO J., 2003).

He also reminds readers that in early Islam there was no bitter conflict between religion and science and that the Koran encouraged the close study of all God's works.

A graphite study for "Gods of the Modern World" features a skeleton lying on its back giving birth while attendants in academic robes stand by, a device borrowed from a popular graphic artist, José Gaudalupe Posada, who used skeletons to satirize society.

He recalled that his own father had to study the Law of God under the last czar, Nicholas II.