Sentence examples for suggest deity from inspiring English sources

Appeal to an ultimate cause implies a demiurge, of whose nature little can be known other than its superior intelligence and overall beneficence.[4] There is nothing here or in any other cosmological letters to suggest deity privileges human life any more than, in David Hume's words, "that of an oyster" (1755 [1987]: 583).

Atheists say the survey and training are rife with religious code words that suggest a deity or afterlife.

He sometimes reclines on the serpent Ananta ("Without End," suggesting the deity's mastery over infinite time).

If the Passover laws fall short of proving the existence of an all-knowing, all-powerful deity, they certainly suggest the desperate need for one because what hope is there for people who can't agree about even a lentil?

Isis sees any historical artefacts or temples which suggest the existence of multiple deities as pagan and idolatrous, and has called for their destruction.

The interconnections between the two deities are complex, and according to Stella Kramrisch: In the Śatarudrīya, some epithets of Rudra, such as ("Of golden red hue as of flame") and ("Flaming bright"), suggest a fusing of the two deities.

Mourdock almost suggest that he is a God with narrow powers, a sort of fertility deity conjured up by the circumstances of conception, who either does or doesn't make it happen.

There is ample evidence from texts and the multiple depictions of the Ardhanarishvara in stone to suggest that a cult centred around the deity may have existed.

Giving evidence, Roache said he believed in reincarnation and an "absolute deity, a total God", but never meant to suggest that the abuse was a form of divine retribution.

And the texts and hanging-scroll images of deities and demons on view suggest how dynamic their visual language can be.

The Egyptian cult of Amun was modified to suggest Nubia's "holy mountain," Gebel Barkal, as that deity's birthplace.