Meanings of anthropomorphic deity in English

An anthropomorphic deity, Puluga, is the cause of all things, but it is not necessary to propitiate him.

But this was no tribal Jehovah, no personal, anthropomorphic deity, but a First Principle; nearly identical with Natural Law.

The love she had borne him all these years, like the love she bore her anthropomorphic deity, was deep and real.

Anthropomorphic deities were decorated with the symbols and flowers of folk religion.

This also appears to be an instance of the personification of animals and the corn into anthropomorphic deities.

Perhaps this capacity of Southern scenery to bear a mortal interpretation accounts for the anthropomorphic deities of classical days.

By calling it the Life-Force he permits himself to address it in that heroic vein reserved, among more ordinary intelligencies, for anthropomorphic deities.

I could not but think of that old formula for an anthropomorphic Deity-'theBrocken-spectre of the human spirit projected on the mists of the Non-ego.'