Sentence examples for black god from inspiring English sources

Ali had exulted in unpardonable blackness by embracing a black God and displaying unquenchable loyalty to black folk by loving his people unceasingly and without apology.

Common to this Eurasian area is another divinity, called by Helmold and in the Knytlinga saga (a Danish legend that recounts the conquest of Arkona through the efforts of King Valdemar I of Denmark against the pagan and pirate Slavs) Zcerneboch (or Chernobog), the Black God, and Tiarnoglofi, the Black Head (Mind or Brain).

But SpaceGhostPurrp also shows hints of a clarity-enhancing consciousness on "The Black God".

The white God has not delivered them; perhaps the black God will.

Despite his dark subject matter, he considered himself an optimist who had "ghastly struggles with the black god".

Six years after the end of apartheid, the idea of a black God still upset some white South Africans.

This religious dualism of white and black gods is common to practically all the peoples of Eurasia.

But it had not (yet?) included clear-cut rejection of ideas he had once propounded: like the inherent evil of white people and especially Jews, the natural inferiority of women, the desirability not just of armed revolution but of political murder, or for that matter that black Gods were circling the Earth in giant spaceships.

"As an undergraduate studying American Religious Traditions I came across the book Black Gods of the Metropolis: Negro Religious Cults of the Urban North," Bedford explained to The Huffington Post.

First up is Deniece Williams, whose five-octave range thrilled listeners in songs like "Black Butterfly," "God Is Amazing" and "Let's Hear It for the Boy".

Mr. Black asked God to "eradicate false ambition," "remove distracting priorities from the minds of our senators," and "guide the supercommittee in its challenging work".