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theanthropism

/θiːˈæn.θrə.pɪ.zəm/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa a doutrina teológica segundo a qual Jesus Cristo é a união do humano e do divino, ou a representação de uma divindade em forma humana ou com traços humanos.

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/θiːˈæn.θrə.pɪ.zəm/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa a doutrina teológica segundo a qual Jesus Cristo é a união do humano e do divino, ou a representação de uma divindade em forma humana ou com traços humanos.

A noun referring to the theological doctrine that Jesus Christ is a union of the human and the divine, or the representation of a deity or object in human form or with human traits.

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  1. Doctrine of divine-human unionC2formalscientific

    The theological doctrine that Jesus Christ is a union of the divine and human natures.

    ptDoutrina da união divino-humana

    • Theanthropism is a central concept in Christian theology.
    • Early church councils debated the nature of theanthropism.
    • The doctrine of theanthropism distinguishes Christianity from other monotheistic faiths.
  2. Anthropomorphic representationC2formalscientific

    The representation of a god, object, or abstract concept in human form or with human traits.

    ptRepresentação antropomórfica

    • Ancient Greek mythology is full of theanthropism, with gods behaving like humans.
    • Theanthropism in art often depicts deities with human emotions and bodies.
    • Critics argue that theanthropism limits our understanding of the divine.

    Sinônimosanthropomorphismpersonification

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  • theanthropisms plural form
  • theanthropisms' possessive plural form
  • theanthropism's possessive singular form