I would disagree that a prayer " that all may go well with you " amounts to a divine decree that I should be able to retire at 55, but never mind.
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"Imam Khomeini's fatwa was like a divine decree and can never be revoked or undermined by the passage of time, " the foundation said, according to the daily.
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However the Synod did not reject those who held to a supralapsarian position, as illustrated in the trial held against Johannes Maccovius and his eventual exoneration concerning his views on sin in the divine decree.
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Because Basilides believed faith was a matter of nature, doubtlessly he pushed election so far as to sever a portion of mankind from the rest, as alone entitled by Divine decree to receive a higher enlightenment.
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These same rabbis go still further and assert that Noah himself was included in the divine decree of destruction, but that he found grace in the eyes of the Sanhedrin 108a; Genesis Rabba 30.10 ).
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Their difference lies in God's desire that they should also descend into human intellect, the advantage they possess that the Divine decree within them can also, and becomes deepened, by uniting more fully with the mind.
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If Syed Sahib, in spite of his faith in the Divine Decree, also believes in the efficacy of medicine, then why is he creating mischief and why he is discriminating in the similar and parallel laws of God Almighty?
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Ahmad claims in his Commentary that this Life is totally dependent upon an infinite chain of causes and the Divine Decrees are hidden under the thick system of " Causes and Effects " but the Day of Judgement is entirely different, he writes:
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And in the course of its adventures, the story touches on Polish collaboration and guilt, the bitter divisions within even the smallest Jewish community, the proper response to evil, and such metaphysical matters as heaven and the occasional absurdity of obedience to divine decree.
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Imam Shaafi i reasoned that divine decree had already listed fear of committing injustice as a reason to not wed more than once, hence it was pointless for the same reason ( for not wedding more than once ) to be expounded twice in the same verse.
