Meanings of great divines in English

But you know our great divines could answer you, though I cannot.

The great divines of the seventeenth century made him the subject of their admiring study.

From there came Archbishop Sheldon, Bishops Heber and Jeremy Taylor, and many other great divines.

The nonsense these great divines talk when they venture to meddle with science is really appalling.

He carefully avoided writing on the Schoolmen, or Calvin, or the great divines of the seventeenth century.

What sad confusion of thought the pro-slavery influences, to which some great divines have yielded, have wrought in them!

The early fathers, the mediaeval doctors, the great divines of the Reformation period, Catholic and Protestant, had united in this universal chorus.

Nothing more preeminently marked the great divines whom the Reformation produced, than the discussion of the questions which the fathers had systematized and taught.

'Details they are, yes, but because of these details we sometimes see even great divines stumble and rave.'