Sentence examples for popular god from inspiring English sources

Indians are generally keen on the animal in whose form is manifested a popular god, Ganesh.

He adored his adopted country; admirers of his enormously popular "God Bless America" wanted it to become the national anthem.

Mangal-kavya, ( Bengali: "auspicious poems") a type of eulogistic verse in honour of a popular god or goddess in Bengal (India).

Another popular god is Santaizi (literally, the "third prince"), the youngest son of a Tang Dynasty general who has a third eye and boundless energy.

An Indian artist has received violent threats from Hindu nationalists for showing the popular god Ganesh in unusual poses, including naked and as an Oscar statuette.

Guthrie, a radical, was inspired to write the song as an answer to Irving Berlin's popular "God Bless America," which he thought failed to recognize that it was the "people" to whom America belonged.

Puranic literature documents the rise of the two gods as they attract to themselves the identities of other popular gods and heroes.

Many features of Hindu mythology and several popular gods—such as Ganesha, an elephant-headed god, and Hanuman, the monkey god were incorporated into Hinduism and assimilated into the appropriate Vedic gods by this means.

They meet yards from the temple complex in Vrindavan built where Krishna, one of the most popular gods in the Hindu pantheon, supposedly spent his childhood.

Text on a museum wall points out that the show's contents abound in scenes from Chinese literature and history; popular gods and mythical creatures; and flora and fauna "imbued with meanings — usually auspicious — derived from longstanding cultural traditions".

Explain and proclaim that contrary to popular opinion, God does not change ("He is the same yesterday, today and tomorrow! ") from the New to Old Testament... God is never-changing in His truth and perfection.