The phrase "assault god" is grammatically correct but contextually unusual in written English.
It can be used in a creative or metaphorical context, possibly in literature, poetry, or discussions about mythology or religion.
Example: "In the epic tale, the hero dared to assault god, challenging the very fabric of divine authority."
Alternatives: "attack deity" or "confront divinity".
In January , 2002 he delivered "A Scream in the Face of the Arrogant," a speech that ended with a slogan that is now chanted by Houthis, and which, in red and green Arabic letters, adorns fighters' assault rifles: God is great!
Some assume that an attack on Israel and its policies must necessarily be an attack on Jews; evangelical leader Franklin Graham, for instance, dubbed criticism of Israeli settlers an assault on God's "chosen people". Others justify their attacks on Jews around the world by pointing to Israel, claiming to be anti-Zionist, not anti-Semitic.
Lucky for me, I somehow managed to avoid being sexually assaulted or -- God forbid -- sexually assaulting someone even before I knew the definition of the word.
The Luftwaffe attacked St Paul's in no uncertain terms in 1940, but that was a physical assault and, thank God (Protestant, Catholic or otherwise) did precious little harm considering the scale of the bombing during the blitz.
The surge of money is unlikely to make a difference in the 2012 race, but it could be seen as a peace offering from party leaders who stuck by Indiana Senate candidate Richard Mourdock after he made controversial remarks about rape in a debate, declaring that pregnancies from sexual assault were something God intended.
"In revenge for the free people of Baniyas and Homs and following the word of God, 'Whoever assaults you, assault them in the same way that they assaulted you,' " the leader said, quoting the Koran.
The Euripidean assault on the gods ended in the debasement of the original lofty conceptions.
And that was just the opening salvo in what seems in retrospect a savage assault by the gods of the theater on one of its most favored sons.
Rhodes, its skyline dominated by the massive statue, the Colossus of Rhodes, is a war-torn city under assault by Kratos, the God of War, and his Spartan army.
Athens is a war-torn city under assault by Ares, the God of War; beyond the city is the Desert of Lost Souls, a vast and windy desert of ancient ruins.
