Sentence examples for through revelation from inspiring English sources

But having overcome them through revelation, he characterized his subsequent philosophy as faith seeking understanding.

The group had gathered to consider questions of morality and revealed religion (knowledge of God derived through revelation).

Don't they take God's wisdom to be infallible, claim to have access to it through revelation, and accept its contents on faith rather than arguments?

Burden was still creating striking work in the unerring belief that art can empower and, through revelation, change individuals and society for the better.

A cutdown theatrical movie, focused on Jesus' baptism through Revelation, will be released for arenas and theaters; there is a CD of the score by the Oscar-winning film composer Hans Zimmer ("Gladiator").

And even when he issues principles or precepts through revelation (as in the Ten Commandments or the Sermon on the Mount) he isn't legislating in the style of Hammurabi or Solon.

There would be no enigma in the Guide if Maimonides had believed that truth can be discovered in a suprarational way, through revelations vouchsafed to the Prophets.

Mr. Ahern has not been directly accused of any wrongdoing, but prominent members of his party have been disgraced, and even imprisoned, through revelations at the tribunal.

As Katharine Murphy noted in October: The new history asserts conclusively the organisation was infiltrated and says it is possible that many of Asio's operational efforts during the 1970s and 1980s were compromised through revelations to the Soviets.

Though Van Rijn continues to deal, to the chagrin and mystification of many ex-friends and colleagues, he now busies himself with burning his own bridges by working extensively with the art crimes division of Italy's elite police corps, the Carabinieri, as well as through revelations on his Web site.

Then, instead of leaving us there, reeling, astounded by the shift — as a lesser writer might — Alice gently carries us forward, through the revelation, through the surprise or shock of it, to some kind of understanding, some acceptance, whether rueful or joyful.