Sentence examples for their deities from inspiring English sources

As early as 4000 bce, religions identified certain of their deities with healing.

Some silently held their arms up to the skies as pleas were made to their deities.

There is no time, no knowledge of good and evil, and no death in their world, and they have an almost gaudy capacity for devotion to their deities.

On Indian holy days, the Hindus take garlands to the temple to be blessed before wearing them; they also hang garlands on the statues of their deities.

They say the items are imbued with their religion's holy beings, that tribal elders attribute problems like alcoholism and unemployment on reservations to their unsettled spirits, and that the museum's position is insulting to them and their deities.

Iron Age belief that their deities would welcome chariot-related votive offerings has been revealed by ongoing excavations inside an ancient Celtic fortified small town near Melton Mowbray in Leicestershire.

As she succinctly puts it, "It's their decisions, not their deity, that really matter".

Gods are worshipped more fiercely if they seek to downplay their deity.

Arun Arora, a Church of England spokesperson, said the organisation trusted their deity to guide and equip them.

Under the pro-American military governments of the 1970s, there were shamans who took Gen. Douglas MacArthur as their deity.

How do those who teach their children that homosexuality is "evil," "an abomination" or offensive to their deity think their children are going to treat gay peers?