In fact, the sea is presented as a monster that only God's
ineffable power can tame.
In fact, the sea is presented as a monster that only God's
ineffable power...
Not exact matches
Certainly Christian life, which is nothing other than the acceptance of the
ineffable mystery of God as love, must be accomplished in the concrete details of earthly life, which is determined by the secular forces of science, of politics, of
power and also of guilt.
When, however, this diversity of gods was gathered up into monotheism and, for the whimsical nature of the divine
powers was substituted the
ineffable goodness and justice of the one God, how then could the inequity and cruelty of man's experience be explained?
When your subject strives for the indescribable, the normal tools of narration and interview become glaringly imperfect; I sympathize with any journalist who feels a sense of futility in the face of a work of art whose emotive
power might be
ineffable.