Sentence examples for creator of humanity from inspiring English sources
The red methane-covered dwarf planet, formerly known as 2005 FY9 or "Easterbunny," is named after a Polynesian creator of humanity and god of fertility.
On 23 April 2011, seven telescopes at five sites in Chile and Brazil spotted the dwarf planet Makemake named after the creator of humanity in the mythology of the native inhabitants of Easter Island passing in front of a very faint star known as USNO-B1 1181-0235723, says Spanish astronomer José Luis Ortiz of the Astrophysical Institute of Andalusia.
God appears as the creator of humanity in the left hand wing, while the consequences of humanity's failure to follow his will are shown in the right.
To answer these questions, my team and I set out to talk to creators of humanity's future, people working with our emerging tools to pursue some of our most promising opportunities and vexing challenges.
The first stands for "Movement for the welcoming of the Elohim, creators of humanity" (Mouvement pour l"a'ccueil 'd'es Elohim, 'c'réateurs de lh'umanité) while the second stands for "Moses preceded Elijah and the Christ" (Moise 'a'd'evancécÉlieietet le Christ).
Adherents of the Joy of Satan Ministries, for instance, "know Satan/Lucifer as a real being", and believe he is "the True Father and Creator God of humanity".
It's a crime against the creator of all humanity," he said.
Burke's impulses and instincts are strikingly universalist: "There is but one law for all, namely, that law which governs all law, the law of our Creator, the law of humanity, justice, equity — the Law of Nature and of Nations".
He plays a key role in the world's history, being the creator of the world's main deities and the indirect creator of both humanity and the fal'Cie.
God in monotheism is conceived of as the creator of the world and of humanity; he has not abandoned his creation but continues to lead it through his power and wisdom; hence, viewed in this aspect, history is a manifestation of the divine will.
In its historical context, the implications were revolutionary: the kingly and priestly male roles previously allocated to the privileged few by a pantheon of gods were now being delegated instead by the one creator God to the whole of humanity, male and female.
