Divine aseity and the paradox of divine self-limitation by Aku S. Antombikums

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Divine exultation and agony in the face of evil, a creation theodicy of divine restraint by R. Potgieter

“… Horrendous evil describes the anthropological view of excessive evils which devastate and dehumanise both victim and perpetrator, casting doubt as to whether life is worth living. Divine exultation and divine agony are viewed from the perspective of divinity, whose initial creation brought God pleasure and its fall an offence so deep that, though he considered its total destruction, God instead opted for divine restraint. …”
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Divine Evolution: Empedocles’ Anthropology by A. V. Halapsis

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Learning Theories: From Divine to Mortals by Ahmed Badar

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Case Study of The Divine Shepherdess Painting by Megan Crouch

“…This study focuses on the historical significance of The Divine Shepherdess, a unique type of portable rolled “sarga” painting from the Carmel Mission in Carmel, California. …”
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Divine darkness in the human discourses of Job by N. F. Schmidt, P. J. Nel

“…The poetic dialogues and discourses between Job and his friends emphasise their experiences of “darkness” (? (??? as Divine interventions in relation to Job’s situation. …”
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L’Église comme « économie » du divin

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Luke’s Divine Call of Jesus. Part Two by Robert Lee Williams

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Virtue Depends on Natural Law and Divine Commands by J. Caleb Clanton, Kraig Martin

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Luke’s Divine Call of Jesus. Part One by Robert Lee Williams

“…The first, after his baptism (3:21b-22), reveals to him divine approval in royal and servant terminology. …”
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TRANSFORMATION OF SECULAR LIFE IN THE DIVINE REALITY OF THE MIDDLE AGES by Justinas Karosas

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Towards an Abrahamic ecumenism? The search for the universality of the divine mystery by C. van der Kooi

“…The elaboration of the universality of the divine mystery in history does not have to be won by going back to Abraham, but by going forward to Jesus Christ and by thinking of and living out of Him. …”
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Divine hiddenness, the melancholic self, and a pandemic spirituality by R. Venter

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Dean Farrar’s “Divine Crusade” and Victoria’s “Little Wars” by Stéphanie Prévost

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The vision of divine light in Saint Gregory Palamas's theology by F. T. Tomoioagă

“…The present study represents a synthesis of Saint Gregory Palamas’s teaching on the vision of Divine Light as it was articulated in the debate with his adversaries. …”
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Materializations of oricha voice through divinations in Cuban Santería by Kristina Wirtz

“…Oricha voices emerge most audibly in divinations and possession speech, although I will argue that the material processes that produce them exceed these specific ritual moments, and that orichas also can speak outside of ritual settings that elicit them. …”
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Monotheistic understanding of the divine in African religion, Christianity and Islam by EW Namukoa, P Verster, PJ Nel

“… The article traces the varied expressions of the conception of the Divine in traditional African religion, Islam and Christianity. …”
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Divine and human violence and destruction in Jeremiah 20:7-13 by SD Snyman

“…It is argued that due to the ambiguity and structural features of the text the prophet experienced violence and destruction from the divine side as well as from a human side. …”
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The Relevance of the Practice of Ifá Divination in Ola Rotimi’s The Gods are not to Blame by Olusegun Olu-Osayomi, Babatunde Adebua

Subjects: “…Yoruba Culture, Ifá Oracle, Divination, Metaphysics, Ola Rotimi…”
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A Literary Interpretation of Blood Symbolism in Ifá Divination Poetry by Oluwabunmi Tope Bernard

“… Tis study undertakes a literary analysis of blood as a symbol as contained in the Ifá divination poetry among the Yorùbá of Southwestern Nigeria, which the researcher has collected through personal observations, consultations, and interviews with Ifá priests. …”
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