Sentences with phrase «divine origin»

These were never collected, regarded as of divine origin and hence as the basis of the several religions.

These qualities are not accessible to the ordinary person, but are regarded as of divine origin.

It has its own divine origin and its own natural place at the heart of the human community under the Unity Law of Control and Direction.

To earthly wisdom, to petty calculation, to paltriness and wretchedness, to everything which can make man's divine origin doubtful.

Finally, by subtly offering reasonable suggestions for Hercules» power, the script plays with the half - god, half - man premise in an interesting way, leaving us questioning his supposed divine origins.

So I can not agree with the premise that Jesus knew sickness in this sense, He is our suffering Savior in being subject to mans punishment and Gods punishment for sin, but while He has the seed of man in Him, He is of divine origin with a earthly mother but a heavenly Father.

We take meaning from things every day that do not claim to be of divine origin: music, poetry, movies,...

Its easier to related to Muhammad than to Jesus or Buddha because he never claimed that he was of divine origin, he was as shocked at his revelation as anybody else, he frequently said many times «I'm a man amongst men,» he frequently said «all the good that happens comes from Allah and everything that is not good is my fault,» he's very human and that is what makes him relatable.

you may have studied but you have still studied a book that is not proven to be of any divine origin, as any of the so called holy books are.

Given the similarities between some of the major themes of the Philippians hymn and the chief characteristics of the emperor cult (the divine origin or pre-existence of the subject, his apotheosis by acclamation at death, his ubiquitous rule and receipt of universal homage) which have long been noted, and have received thorough attention, it is likely that the original composer of these lines, whoever they were, intended to assert the superiority of Christ over Caesar.

Denying the divine origins of the human person, our government has withdrawn the law's protection from unborn children in the womb» the most absolutely innocent and defenseless members of our human family.

There is no basis for democracy except in a dogma about the divine origin of man....

But the Declaration's belief in the divine origin of the human person is everywhere presumed.

It must have been like that for the earliest Christians: at first they were entirely focused on the resurrection, the gift of the Spirit and the eagerly expected Second Coming; then, as the time lengthened, they began to reflect with wonder and no little curiosity about the divine origin and human beginnings of their Lord.

It reminds Israel's people of their divine origin, of being created and formed by Yahweh.

Since they are of divine origin, they are not treated in the same way that other literatures are treated.

Not all the literatures studied in this book fulfill all these conditions, notably the Chinese who do not attribute their authoritative writings to divine origin, but in most other respects they are like the rest.

For the evangelists and the other writers of the New Testament, «Son of God» summed up all that faith in Jesus implied, including his divine origin and nature.

But having read Spinoza and other pioneering spirits of the European Enlightenment, he challenged the divine origin of the Qur» an.

In Fact, Mulsims consider the Torah, Psalms, and the vast majority of the bible (both old testament and new) to be of divine origin, handed down to various prophets.

Hence we must give up the prejudiced idea that we may confront a non-Christian religion with the alternative of being either wholly of divine origin or a merely human thing.

I have talked about this with numerous people over the past couple years, and almost without fail, people who defend the divine origin of the flood point to Jesus entering the temple with a whip (John 2:15; Matt 21:12) as proof that Jesus was also involved in sending the flood.

The authority of scripture and its divine origin are linked.

Atheists are those people that, given the divine origin of that which does not exist, are perhaps in power of not believing in that which does not exist but must.

It situates the marriage in what is, for Catholics, its broader context: its divine origin and graces, its connection to the community, its symbolism of the covenant between God and man.

What does the artist do but restore creation to its divine origin and end?

But what the other implications of Scripture's «God - breathedness» are, and how its divine origin correlates with its human dimension, are nowhere delineated.

To say that the Holy Spirit is God, not anything man possesses, does not devalue the human spirit which bears the image of its divine origin.

That knowledge which had been inherited from time immemorial was readily reverenced as being of divine origin, and was incomparable with anything that could be discovered in the present.

Although responsibility is a relation between persons, Bonhoeffer speaks of pertinence, the relation that man has with the world of things.40 First, one must keep in mind the divine origin of things.

Religion is one rooted in his divine origin in that:

Mormons believe that the curse on blacks or any other shades other than white, is a teaching of divine origin.

As to His human origin, He was born in Bethlehem; as to His divine origin, He is from eternity, which means He is both God and man at the same time.

It has all the marks of divine origin.

In LDS theology, the prevailing opinion is that the patriarchal order is of divine origin and will continue throughout time and eternity.

Can one really demonstrate that the Arabic of the Qur» an is so beautiful as to be necessarily of divine origin?

But Israel's thinkers refused to solve the problem by the simple device of postulating a divine origin for the one and a material or diabolical for the other.

Its relation to its divine origin must never be interpreted by causal and functional relations of dependence, such as exist in the realm of our categorial experience, in which origin does not liberate, but binds and retains.

It thus at last assumed the character of a vast treatise on dharma in which the divine origin and immutability of Brahman institutions, the eternity of the caste system, and the subordination of all to the priest is laid down.49

In the priesthood there was a growing tradition of religious precepts that were accepted as of divine origin and authority.

The divine origin of the Qur» an is evident for all the reasons which have been considered in this discussion.