Sentence examples for true deity from inspiring English sources

Surely, a true deity would not so capriciously cast off a doubting Thomas or a doubting Jonathan.

For example, Dick constantly comes back to the theme of Watergate and the rather odd idea that the removal of President Nixon is the reassertion of the true deity over the false idols of the cave.

The worship of the mechanical was, to Carlyle, something akin to religious delusion ("our true Deity is Mechanism"), one he compared to seventeenth-century New Englanders' belief in witchcraft.

Up in the heavens of the stadium in Donetsk, the god of the sport is at home and relaxed, looking down upon the latest of 21 years' worth of mortals to challenge his position as the one true deity.

This is vital to developing true deity.

Worship after death of historical persons or worship of the living as true deities occurred sporadically even before the conquests of Alexander the Great brought Greek life into contact with Oriental traditions.

Pieced together following the Withering, theologians conclude that there were four true deities: the evil twins Yin and Yang, Feng Shui the destroyer, and merciful Bod, based on the children's television programme Bod; the theme tune of which has become a hymn, sung in Gregorian chant.

So while fanboys are praising the one true night deity, our brains are struggling to release melatonin (the hormone that tells our bodies to get to dreamland ASAP).

Egyptian texts often refer to deities' true, underlying forms as "mysterious".

To know the true name of a deity was to have power over it.

The same is true of Vishnu, a solar deity in the Rigveda who later became one of the most important and popular divinities of Hinduism.