The Conceptual Comparison Between Vecdi Akyüz’s Work Titled Kur’an’da Siyasi Kavramlar and Manzooriddin Ahmad’s Work Titled Islamic Political System in the Modern Age: Theory and P... by Ayşe Aytekin

“…As it has been associated with other institutions and fields in social life, the divine word has also found a place for itself in various issues. …”
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Le corps dans le chiisme populaire iranien : entre savâb et impureté by Anne-Sophie Vivier

“…Does the body represent an obstacle in the individuals’ spiritual life and in their relation to the divine world or, on the contrary, is it of a great assistance?…”
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Discernment in 1 Kings 19:1-18: biblical spirituality in works of art by Anne-Marie Bos

“…It is a story about a divine-human relational process of Elijah and his God, but also a story that draws the reader into a divine-human relational process. …”
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Jerome A. Stone’un Minimal Aşkınlık Modeli by Elif Ünlü

“…Stone rejects any metaphysical divinity and defends a naturalistic understanding of religion that emphasizes nature. …”
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Implementation of character education in islamic education by Maslani Maslani, Zen Anwar Saeful Basyari, Rifqi Rohmatulloh, Laelatul Nuroh

“…The most admirable student personality is one shaped by attitudes and deeds that reflect divine values. The Prophet Muhammad SAW became a human prototype who taught the five divine values of faith, honesty, dependability, divine messengership, and intelligence. …”
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HOW P. TILLICH ANSWERS THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION OF ONTOLOGY by Tomas Kačerauskas

“…Their function is to displace (not to transcend). These acts of the divine revelation become like a symbol. The human being and the divine being in the symbol intersect there. …”
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HOW P. TILLICH ANSWERS THE FUNDAMENTAL QUESTION OF ONTOLOGY by Tomas Kačerauskas

“…Their function is to displace (not to transcend). These acts of the divine revelation become like a symbol. The human being and the divine being in the symbol intersect there. …”
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The Objectivity of Nonexistent in the View of Mu'tazila and an Analysis of Received Criticisms on it by Aflatoon Sadeghi

“…IntroductionThe attribute of divine knowledge appears in the theological and even philosophical works of Muslim thinkers more than other attributes. …”
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Ritual as mechanism for securing life and averting evil among the Krobo by G. Ossom-Batsa

“…To the Krobo life without the divinity cannot attain its fullness; hence the constant appeal to the divinities for protection and blessings. …”
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The transformative potential of the Apocalypse of John by Paul B. Decock

“…The transformation in view is not merely an individual and temporary one, but a cosmic, social and divine-human one in which perseverance in doing the works of Jesus to the end and holding on to the witness to/of Jesus (Rev 2:26; 12:17) play a crucial role. …”
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The missions of Jesus and the disciples according to the fourth gospel. With implications for the fourth gospel's purpose and the mission of the contemporary church by DF Tolmie

“…Carson at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. …”
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The Derogation of Women’s Rights by Jennifer Slater

“…It is hoped that this article will contribute to the synergy of beliefs and practices that the woman is intrinsically endowed with human dignity and is equitably the Image of the Divine. …”
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“Millions of false eyes / Are stuck upon thee.” The scope of surveillance in Measure for Measure by Sébastien Lefait

“…To this effect, I first relate the surveillance practices of Shakespeare’s time to some of the play’s prevalent thematic pairs: imprisonment and punishment, authority and the prerogatives of the ruler, divine rule and secular law. I then show that the Duke stands as a polymorphous vehicle of surveillance, his status being characterised by hypervision and overinformation, but also by a propensity to act as a stage producer. …”
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Mythological Crossings in Ancient Near East by Stéphanie Anthonioz

“…It also plays an important role in mythological sources particularly in the Epic of Gilgameš and also in the case of the divine vision in the book of Ezekiel which evidences different Mesopotamian influences. …”
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Contours of biblical spirituality as a discipline by Huub Welzen

“…A definition is given: Biblical spirituality is about the divine human relational process in the Bible and about the Bible in the divine human relational process. …”
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La Représentation de la montagne dans la littérature anglaise d’inspiration religieuse au XVIIe siècle by Jean-Louis Breteau

“…In all religions throughout the world, the mountain has always been represented as a privileged place, where the divine touches the terrestrial. In many countries or regions there are one or several "sacred mount(s)" where the Godhead is supposed to dwell and towards which one needs to turn oneself in order to find salvation. …”
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Los desastres en México de los 80’s: Miedo, culpa y secuelas psicosociales by Silvia Rosa Sigales Ruiz, Michèle Caria

“…As in San Juanico, the Catholic Church emphasizes that "God was finished, with the colonies of sin." In this climate of "divine guilt and punishment", society demonstrated a capacity for response to the disaster, which was not known. …”
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Organisation et contrôle de l’espace dans l’aire culturelle aja-fon (Sud-Togo et Bénin – XVIIe-XIXe siècle) by Dominique Juhé-Beaulaton

“…Migrants or conquerors, depending on the context, adopted strategies that involved making matrimonial alliances and moving divinities so as to control a territory and its occupants. …”
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EMPIRE, TRINITY, AND IRONY: RHETORIC AND THE BOOK OF REVELATION by Rian Venter

“…The creative portrayal of the Divine enabled afflicted communities to navigate a way of life resistant of empire.     …”
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Conrad's allegorical reading of 1 Samuel 14: an analysis of a sermon by Conrad of Saint George on the worthy reception of the blessed sacrament by Jos Huls

“…Modern readers will have to discover anew the divine address in the text, again and again. …”
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