Pharaoh and the Divine Wont of Respiting: A Critical Analysis of Quranic Themes by Seyede Saeideh Gharavi, Fateme Sadat Mortazavi

Subjects: “…divine tradition of respiting…”
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Divine Conceptualism as a Response to Challenge of Platonism and Its Critique by Craig by Tayyebeh Shaddel, Hossein Atrak

Subjects: “…divine conceptualism…”
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The Body Divine: Tantric Śaivite Ritual Practices in the Svacchandatantra and Its Commentary by Simone McCarter

“…This work examines ritual, cosmology, and divinization as articulated in select passages of the Svacchandatantra and its commentary by the late tenth century non-dual theologian, Kṣemarāja. …”
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Divine Foreknowledge and Human Moral Responsibility (In Defense of Muslim Philosophers’ Approach) by توکل کوهی گیگلو, سید ابراهیم آقازاده

“…According to most Muslim philosophers, the Divine foreknowledge, on the one hand, is so inclusive that encompasses each and every minor and timed action of moral agents, and because of the perfection of God in essence and attributes, any defects in His essence and attributes including any errors in His foreknowledge are impossible. …”
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Divine ‘Pastness’ and the Creation of Hope: The Significance of the <i>Sepultus est…</i> by Mark R. Lindsay

“…Specifically, this article argues that in his 1935 lectures, Barth exegetes the <i>sepultus</i> in terms of a divine self-surrender to the ‘pure pastness’ that is the ‘state and fate’ of all humanity. …”
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Divine Mediation and the Rise of Civilization in Mesopotamian Literature and in Genesis 1–11 by David P. Melvin

“…An analysis of the portrayal of the origins of human civilization in Mesopotamian literature, in comparison with that of Genesis 1–11, reveals discontinuity with regard to the divine mediation of civilization. In Mesopotamian texts, civilization is of divine origin and is mediated to humans from the divine sphere, whereas in Genesis 1–11 civilization is of human origin and is associated with the downward spiral of humanity, resulting from the human acquisition of illicit divine “knowledge” in Genesis 3.…”
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Divine and Human Spirit in Rom 8:16. Paul and Epictetus on Free Will by Marcin Kowalski

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Reconsidering the place of Christ in Trinitarian mission in the African Divine Church of Kenya by Titus M. Ingaboh, Caroline G. Seed, Andries le R. du Plooy, Amanda du Plessis

Subjects: “…african divine church…”
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Divining the Future: Making Sense of Ecological Uncertainty in Turkana, Northern Kenya by Samuel F. Derbyshire, Joseph Ekidor Nami, Gregory Akall, Lucas Lowasa

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The Shadow of the comet : divine patronage in the rise of Augustus by Dora Y. Gao. by Gao, Dora Y

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Structural assessment of the Guastavino Masonry Dome of the Cathedral of Saint John the Divine by Dugum, Hussam (Hussam Fawzy Fareed)

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Analysis of lunar pyroclastic deposit FeO abundances by LRO Diviner by Allen, C, Greenhagen, B, Donaldson Hanna, K, Paige, D

“…Diviner measurements are used to derive FeO abundances in the Aristarchus, Sulpicius Gallus, and Rima Fresnel pyroclastic deposits. …”

Divine truth, presence, and power: Christian books in Roman North Africa by Coogan, J

“…The sacred book functions as a metonym for Christian confession, an avatar of divine presence, and a powerful agent of healing. …”

Goddesses in Ramessid Egypt: representations of gender and gendered agency in the divine sphere by Scrivens, E

“…Studies of goddesses have tended to focus on materials associated with particular deities, and scholarly conversations surrounding gender have largely concerned the experiences of living people. However, the divine sphere is a very ‘real’ aspect of a culture’s social world; to only theorise gender processes among humans is to overlook an entire realm in which those processes might also be active. …”

Divine right of dynasty: deposing the God-given monarch in protestant Europe by Sarti, C

“…In the early modern period, the discourse on divine right of monarchy reached a peak. At the same time, depositions of monarchs by their own subjects increased as well, events which were — in theory — not possible within the political ideology of divine right. …”

Canvassing the faithful: Image, agency and the lived religiosity of devotion to the divine mercy by Garnett, E, Harris, A

“…This chapter explores the controversial history and contemporary practice of an immensely popular devotion, sketching the charismatic role of its originator, Saint Faustina, and the various artistic representations of the Divine Mercy that have been created and circulated. …”

Analysis of lunar pyroclastic deposit FeO abundances by LRO Diviner by Allen, C, Greenhagen, B, Donaldson Hanna, K, Paige, D

God as Über-King of Moral Leading: Veiled and Unveiled by Moser Paul K.

Subjects: “…divine hiding…”
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Review of Leda Ciraolo and Jonathan Seidel, eds., Magic and Divination in the Ancient World by Scott B. Noegel

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Children of Kubaba: Serious Games, Ritual Toys, and Divination at Iron Age Carchemish by Alessandra Gilibert

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