James's idea also implies that, in such a world-order, the risks would be real for deity.
A pity, for the real Titans were early-model deities, born of Uranus and Gaea; she, peeved by her husband, took the unusual step of forging what one ancient text describes as "a saw-toothed scimitar," with which her son Cronos then "harvested his father's genitals".
He examines the lives of Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and others not as though they were deities, but as real people.
Last week we did the first round of me answering your girl questions, because I'm not actually a real person but an all-knowing deity; here is round two.
On those points, he seems to share the "anti-Darwinist" position of Father Fessio; but he also agrees with Father Coyne that a "God of the gaps" theory which uses a deity to fill in the real or imagined holes in evolutionary science is too small-minded.
As The Taipei Times reports, the rabbit deity is based on the real-life figure of Hu Tianbao, an official in 18th-century Qing dynasty China.
Depending on the context, real people can be presented as flawless deities or as particularized individuals or both, as in the case of a gold funerary mask made for a court official named Wenudjebauendjed.
And because it puts human needs above anyone's notion of deity, Judaism is ultimately enacted through the very real work of social justice.
On the one hand, this sacrifice is made to the earth deities and the supernatural powers of the place the real owners—so that the human owner may take possession and be ensured against malevolent interferences with the construction of the building and its later occupation and use.
