Sentence examples for wholly divine from inspiring English sources
As for Jesus, he was not a man but wholly divine, and therefore Judas didn't really have him killed.
Others taught that Jesus was wholly human, that he was wholly divine, or that the divine entered him at his baptism only to leave him at his Crucifixion.
Since the 5th century all the principal branches of the Christian church have united in condemning Nestorianism and have affirmed that Christ is a single person, at once wholly human and wholly divine.
For if the universe is not wholly divine we have mere immanentism, while if God includes but is not exhausted by the universe then we have rather panentheism.
The way Poythress and others see it, God could have created a sperm with a Y chromosome from nothingness, or from the atoms in the Virgin Mary's womb as needed, fertilizing her egg and creating a wholly human, but also wholly divine, genetic male.
While the arguments we have discussed in the last two sections are impressive, they hinge on claims that would not be accepted by all theists that God is simple, for example, or that there are real individual essences, or that any wholly or perfectly divine being exhausts the fullness of divinity.
Suppose first that the defender of the supervenience view affirms that moral obligation is wholly distinct from divine command.
It could say that moral obligation is wholly distinct from divine command that is, that the state of affairs its being morally obligatory to φ is not constituted even in part by God's commanding φ-ing.
So the only hope for the supervenience formulation is to hold that God's commands are proper parts of moral obligations: for if those commands are identical with moral obligations, then the supervenience view collapses into the reduction view, and if moral obligations are wholly distinct from divine commands, then the supervenience view fails for the reasons that the causation view fails.
Some thinkers have described the divine as wholly transcendent of or "wholly other" than finite reality, some have maintained the total immanence of the divine, and still others claim that both concepts can be applied and therefore that the two characteristics do not exclude each other.
