L’hallucination de la connaissance : La Tentation de saint Antoine de Flaubert by Dagmar Stöferle

“…With the adherers of Gnosis he shares the dualism of a material, terrestrial world and a divine, otherworldly prime principle.  Hence, the basic question is whether he finally overcomes this dualism by acquiring “gnosis” or whether the dualisms persist in the text.  …”
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A Critical Review of "Non-Existence of God" on the Aristotle's Book “Nicomachean Ethics” and its Effect on Philosophical Ethics Writing among Muslims by Zahra Atashi, Mojtaba Javidi, Alireza Farsinejad

“…By meditating on this book, one becomes the guardian of God, in which there are no traces of the many letters of God, one of the divine religions. Given that God and man's relationship with him are the ruling spirit of all the teachings of the divine religions, and in particular the religion of Islam, and that Muslim ethicists have followed Aristotle in their philosophical ethics and formulation, this absence of the one God has had some effects on philosophical ethics. …”
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Study and analysis of eloquence and imagination in the thoughts of Rumi and Ibn Arabi about the levels of Adam (AS) (Relying on the Fusul-ul- hikam and the Rumi's poems) by Ali Mohammad Moazzeni, Seyyed Mohammad Reza Hosseini

“…Ibn Arabi and Rumi, due to having common doctrinal and intellectual sources (linguistic richness), have many common views and ideas about this divine prophet, and the reason for this is their common intellectual foundations, especially the Holy Quran, as the main source of knowledge and then Hadiths and Islamic teachings and lectures and teachings of former mystics. …”
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“Past fearing death”: Epicurean ethics in Measure for Measure by Jonathan Pollock

“…The numerous allusions to Montaigne’s Essays and Lucretius’ De rerum natura, especially in Act III of Measure for Measure, suggest that non only an “evangelical” but an Epicurean reading of the play is possible, according to which the Duke is not so much a divine figure as an atomist philosopher, advocating measure (and pleasure) in all things.…”
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N.Ya. Danilevsky and M.E. Saltykov-Shchedrin about Russia and Europe by Yu.A. Martynova, D.E. Martynov

“…Danilevsky considered the possibility of proving the divine principle in nature using scientific methods. …”
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L’arbre à Tunis : hypothèses pour une histoire de l’espace public by Myriam Bennour-Azooz, Pierre Donadieu, Taoufik Bettaieb

“…Before colonization, the Medina had few trees in public spaces, where the spatial organization drew its roots in the Sharia (Divine Law), and the first precept of them was the respect for families’ privacy. …”
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Knowledge and Discernment: Reflections on the Integration of Biblical Studies and Spirituality by Leslie T. Hardin

“…In the introduction to <i>The Violence of the Lamb: Martyrs as Agents of Divine Judgment in the Book of Revelation</i>, Paul Middleton recounts that at the 2008 annual meeting of the Society of Biblical Literature, he was asked about the possible connections between John’s letters to the seven churches of Asia and modern ecclesiastical practice [...]…”
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De l’augustinisme à la théosophie by Jean-François Alizon

“…Augustine’s dualism and the struggle between inner and outer man, spirit and body, the divine and earthly realms. In this context, why did the Chymical Wedding’s author feel the need to use the images and the language of alchemy? …”
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A Sociopsychological Analysis of the Profiles of the Earliest Muslims and the Nature of the Islamic Call by Mücahit Yüksel, Hakan Temir

“…By “the end,” we mean that the divine will, which seeks to eradicate falsehoods, selects a new messenger to warn people about the corruption of previous beliefs and calls them to embrace a new religious formation. …”
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The Anastatic Theory of Atonement by Roland Elliott

“…According to this model, union with Christ is achieved by means of expanding the divine act of resurrection to incorporate sinners, thereby granting them access to a new life free from sin. …”
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La experiencia de Dios en el Nuevo Estado. Militarización y fascistización de la Semana Santa, 1936-1945 by César Rina Simón

“…The National Catholicism used these rituals and religious context to legitimize the dictatorship in accordance with divine principles. The Francoist imaginary focuses on appropriating and redefining the symbols associated with the « popular » religiosity, from a purifying ecclesiastical perspective or fascist rhetoric.…”
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Hieronymus on Hermits by Ioana Costa

“…The solitude of the three hermits is adorned with moments of intense encounters in human and divine dimensions: different as they are, Paulus, Malchus and Hilarion share a sense of harmoniously living, either among people or in secluded places, in the desert or in the mountains.…”
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ANTHROPOLOGICAL SEARCH FOR VALUE ORIENTATIONS OF A NEW CULTURE BY AURELIUS AUGUSTINE by V. V. Kuzmenko, V. O. Boniak, I. A. Serdіuk

“…The ethical ideal of the thinker is an eternal city that is not based on human nature, it is too volatile, therefore it is only to a small extent subject to research, but on a Divine basis – the Christian idea.…”
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О морском „voyage de noce” („На «Титанике»” Михаила Зенкевича) by Elena Kulikowa

“…Zenkevich’s On the «Titanic»)” analyzes Mikhail Zenkevich’s poem about the demise of the famous ship against the background of Dante’s Divine Comedy. The author notes the Acmeist approach in Zenkevich’s description of the Titanic where the object crafted by the hands of a human creator becomes alive. …”
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The Role of the Holy Spirit during Parousia in the Eschatology of Sergius Bulgakov by Maciej Raczyński-Rożek

“…However, since Parousia is the revelation of the glory of the entire Trinity, it is worth asking about the role of the remaining Divine Persons in this event. In the article, the main focus will be on the role of the Holy Spirit and its interpretation in the eschatology of Sergius Bulgakov. …”
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No rasto da guerra by Iria Gonçalves

“…Convinced that the misfortunes that befell them were divine punishment for the sins committed, the "honourable" citizens of Lisbon listed the most nefarious of those sins, proscribed and punished with pecuniary penalties and a great series of religious ceremonies was planned in their favour. …”
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La mer et l’insistance paradoxale dans quelques poèmes de G. M. Hopkins by Gildas Lemardelé

“…When he resorts to the sea imagery, violence and benevolence are intertwined, but this binary stance is ultimately subsumed in what can be defined as an illustration of divine insistence as a fundamentally paradoxical principle, which in turn informs the poet’s personal spiritual experience.…”
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L’action créatrice par rapport à la Métaphysique de Thomas d’Aquin by Fernando Martin De Blassi

“…He attempts to capture the synthesis achieved by Thomas Aquinas about the divine essence as an active and creative power, to show that all the perfections dispersed in created beings pre-exist in it, since all that is, and that all perfection, are only ways of being, different forms of participation in being (esse), which are caused by one who is in essence.…”
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Faith, Politics and Eschatology in the Thought of Joseph Ratzinger by Tracey Rowland

“…Ratzinger emphasises that Christian faith destroyed the myth of the divine state and replaced it with a conception of the state governed by ‘the objectivity of reason’ and for Ratzinger ‘true human reason involves morality, which lives on God’s commandments’. …”
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The spirituality of the Letter to the Galatians by D. F. Tolmie

“…In terms of this approach, two issues are then investigated systematically, namely the divine-human relational process as reflected in the Letter to the Galatians and the transformation process as reflected in the Letter. …”
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