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The phrase "a god for a" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to assess its correctness in written English.
It could potentially be used in a context discussing the concept of divinity or representation, but without additional information, its usage is unclear.
Example: "In mythology, he was often seen as a god for a specific aspect of life, such as war or love."
Alternatives: "a deity for a" or "a divine figure for a".
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But humans have believed in some version of a god for a long time, so there is clearly something at the root of this belief.
In this ritual, the community leaders selected a prisoner warrior and anointed him as a god for a year.
For the scientifically informed theologian's angle, try Richard Swinburne's "Is There a God?" For a deliriously delightful romp through philosophical cosmology, read John Leslie's "Infinite Minds".
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Then the hurried, slightly dishevelled enjambement begins to accumulate, in quick-fire, comma-linked rhythms that slow at last and fade on a feminine ending of dreadful ominousness: "I lay / like a god, for an hour, then they came for me, / and took me to my mother".
Jesus, can't a man make a God-for-living living".
So Musa was a god for me, a simple god of few words.
He was a god for me, a Dionysian figure, a poet, a philospher.' Relationships: first marriage to Majwa Sarkis in 1971 ended in 1977.
He was, to be sure, an unrivaled performer ("A god for pianists" in Berlioz's words), a man of unusually catholic artistic interests and the 19th century's nearest approach to a Hollywood superstar.
Dawood is not a god for me.
I do not believe in an exclusive God -- a God for Moroccans, or for Muslims.
"He's an easy god for a foreigner to understand -- very friendly and welcoming".
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