Sentences with phrase «earthly events»

So what type of earthly event will it take for mankind to wake up?

That being said, do we continue to hope for earthly events to take place?

The interpoint model of God - and - the - world reveals in its mathematical abstraction, however, that it is not possible to identify the «some part» of cosmic or earthly events which represents God's place and action.

But the devices also detect other disturbances triggered by such earthly events as trucks on a highway, earthquakes, explosions, lightning strikes and even waves crashing on the shore hundreds of miles away.

The action takes place up high in the galaxy where twinkling stars are assigned to «spy» on earthly events below with their twinkling eyes, record this on their «Star Pads» then report their findings back to their superiors Lady Astrid and Lord Cosmos supporting their stories with video footage.

Amy Mandelker has drawn attention to the term «reverse perspective» as used by Russian Orthodox theologians to describe the unusual dimensions of icon paintings, with the gaze of the viewer drawn to the level of earthly events and yet given a peculiar perspective, as from a heavenly seat, so that people and objects do not have their expected everyday appearance.

We can not faithfully believe in a God who is a constant string - puller and controller of earthly events, for to do so is to deny that this God is loving.

James McClendon argues that God's activity is «empirically identifiable with» some part of cosmic or earthly events and that therefore such events provide «brute facts» with respect to the appraisal «God has done this» (1:42).

Pastors should also be capable of detecting the symbolism both of words and of earthly events — the analogies of faith — through which the deeper meaning of the divine mystery discloses itself.

The fact that at this point the accounts diverge from one another in part, and in part fade out altogether, shows only that faith is here abandoning the plane of earthly events and directing its attention solely to the action and purpose of God.