Examples of using Divinities in English and their translations into Spanish
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The belief that humanity has a divine origin influences our relationship with divinities.
1 human beings and 2 divinities and nature spirits.
was thus reserved to divinities cf.
uh, divinities.
as far as addressing divinities such as Vāyu and Indra is concerned.
dedicated to Roman and even Egyptian divinities.
Ganesh is one of the most popular divinities, and the most venerated in India.
was one of those sacred kings or human divinities on whose life the welfare of the community and even the course of nature
resurrection of Tammuz also provided a model for the sufferings of other divinities( Marduk,
Indians were less conservative than Iranians in their treatment of their divinities, so that some deities were conflated with others
constructed entirely of adobe with ornaments representing the divinities of the sea, was declared Cultural Patrimony of the Humanity by UNESCO.
for they were the intermediaries between the people and the divinities.
from bacteria to the great intelligent beings that classical traditions call"divinities.
from the myths of nature spirits who live in the forest to the divinities connected to various popoli(indigenous peoples),
gentleman/ god/ one of the greatest Andean divinities(Wiraqucha)/ the eighth emperor of the Tawantinsuyu(Wiraqucha Inka),
Theism is the belief in the existence of one supernatural being(monotheism) or several divinities(polytheism), whereas a non-theist is someone who does not accept a theistic understanding of deity.
In the School of Meditation, the symbols of classic esoterism-ritual, divinities, the Grail-are harmoniously integrated into a spiritual pathway to encourage everyone to be more responsible for themselves
As men emerge from savagery the tendency to humanise their divinities gains strength;
he was one of the most important divinities of the Phoenician pantheon and the main male divinity of Sidon.
in which he enumerates the gods according to genealogical trees from the various authors who wrote about the pagan divinities.