Sentence examples for were equally present from inspiring English sources

This double involvement is most vividly apparent in the biblical period, when both were equally present as divine command and demand.

Following St. Cyril of Alexandria (c. 375 444), they believed that, through the mystery of the Incarnation, Christ's humanity and divinity were equally present in "one incarnate nature of the Word of God".

Opposed to this dyophysitism, or two-nature doctrine, the Coptic and Ethiopian churches held that the human and divine natures were equally present through the mystery of the Incarnation within a single nature.

The Ethiopian church followed the Coptic (Egyptian) church (now called the Coptic Orthodox Church of Alexandria) in rejecting the Christological decision issued by the Council of Chalcedon in 451 ce that the human and divine natures of Jesus Christ were equally present in one person without commingling.

More strikingly still, Mr Barnett never pauses to confront the explanatory difficulties presented by the fact that many of the virtues he attributes to West Germany, especially to its schools and technical colleges, were equally present in that less noted powerhouse of industrial performance, the German Democratic Republic.In many ways, the comparative approach of the book is dated.

375 444) proclaiming the "one incarnate nature of the Word" of God, miaphysites declared that both Christ's humanity and divinity were equally present through the Incarnation in one single nature (hence the Greek prefix mia, "same") as the Word made flesh.

Although both options were equally presented and explained to the patient and family upon consultation at the emergency department, it was possible that the choice could be deviated by economic issues or subjective interpretation.

God is equally present in the heart of an atheist as the heart of "saint" (which must be galling to Christopher Hitchens).

Such infectious commitment was equally present in her love of baroque music, Bach in particular, and for opera, theatre and art as well.

Violence, as an elemental part of human experience, is equally present in art, he says, but has often been brushed aside or ignored.

Ms. Levine's themes are equally present in the gallery's smaller room, where identical chromed cast metal bulls' skulls line opposite walls, evoking the work of such major commodifiers as Pablo Picasso, Georgia O'Keeffe and Jeff Koons.