Divine
Divine adjective - Of the very best kind.
Earthly
Earthly adjective - Having to do with life on earth especially as opposed to that in heaven.
Usage example: a sermon against our obsession with earthly pursuits
Both words in one sentence
- Not quite SEIAC, as this capsule cannot possibly be opened, damaged or otherwise altered by any earthly or divine means.
- In the end, her earthly goal was doomed to failure, and it's only through divine intervention after death that her soul is saved.
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In the cases where such movements have started a revolution, they did not merely curtail the earthly power of religious institutions, but usually engaged in the symbolic desecration of religious places and materials to demonstrate the powerlessness/non-existence of the divine.
Source: Rage Against the Heavens
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