Sentence examples for temporal realms from inspiring English sources

Angel and demon, demon also spelled daemon, respectively, any benevolent or malevolent spiritual being that mediates between the transcendent and temporal realms.

Still, James' very choice of analogies to illustrate the relationship between the spiritual and temporal realms showed that his solution lay much closer to the theocratic position espoused by Giles of Rome than his efforts to find a "middle way" would have us believe.

And can it be assessed in the temporal realm of informed consent?

In "The Geology of Time," Michelle Cohen, Marija Krtolica, Rachel Lozoff and Vanessa Walters might have been stepping out of eternity and into the temporal realm.

I generally prefer to remain detached from the temporal realm of party interest, so that I might better fulfil the responsibilities of spiritual guidance for the faith communities of the nation.

Rather, it is Christianity's own fundamental ambiguities — torn between a picture of God as both present and absent from the temporal realm, an ambivalence powerfully represented by the paradoxes of the Trinity — that made it "uniquely unstable," subject to a plurality of interpretations that became institutionalized in sectarianism, and hence to several centuries' worth of devastating upheaval.

Unfortunately, Cubs fans no longer exist in our temporal realm.

As a result, Leo's temporal realm no longer extended over much of central Italy, but was now encompassed within the walls of Vatican City.

He has a personal connection with that Crowley 101 concept of "Abraxas" and someone in the band described it too simply, not doing full justice to the Gnostic god of the temporal realm.

It comes in three handy modes too: auto-mode which automatically bullet-times your world going back to normal after a certain period, press-mode allows you to slow down time on a whim, and scroll-mode turns you into some kind of time lord as you exert control over the elapsing of the temporal realm.

The general idea is that a causal condition is appropriate for concrete objects in the spatio-temporal realm, but not for entities outside of the spatio-temporal realm.