Sentence examples for theological profundity from inspiring English sources
They embody both the technical skill and the philosophical and theological profundity of the unjustly vilified middle ages: a time that saw the first dawn of a faith in an orderly universe, which led eventually to the emergence of science.
I'm intrigued to discover how someone who seems to dwell ceaselessly on historical and theological profundities will engage with pupils at a failed secondary school which has been resurrected as an academy by an inspirational head.
In their absence, the gap will be filled by many who lack training -- classically or academically -- who are limited to the rhetoric of personal denigration and who do a disservice to the theological universality, profundity and diversity of the tradition.
This is a didactic play of a theological and philosophical nature, combining ethical profundity with many comic touches, and is a work of high poetic quality and dramatic tension.
When I finally had some brief company on Saturday after a long day of reading my incredibly obtuse theological tome and thinking about the profundity of the human spirit, I almost cried from happiness.
The first, a tract against the Jews, must be viewed in the light of the growing anti-Semitism of the 11th century; the other, his most important theological tract, De divina omnipotentia ("On Divine Omnipotence"), reveals both the profundity of his thought and the extraordinary eloquence of his pen.
Let the profundity begin.
Is this profundity or rubbish?
In golf, he finds profundity.
