gods and spirits造句

• But they also call on the power of native gods and spirits.
• Biblical characters took over the functions of the archaic gods and spirits.
• There are a number of other deities, semi-gods and spirits.
• Practitioners believe in a supreme God and spirits who link the human and the divine.
• :" Hashira " ( 駁 ) is also the general counter for gods and spirits.
• Last year, he followed it up with the volume, Pagodas, Gods and Spirits of Vietnam.
• The annual " kampa " ritual affirmed Pohnpeians'dedication to the gods and spirits of the land.
• Henry of Livonia at the beginning of the 13th century describes Estonian sacrificial customs, gods and spirits.
• The various participants are not considered performers, but rather possessed by the gods and spirits in question.
• The Hawaiian mystical worldview allows for different gods and spirits to imbue any aspect of the natural world.
• It's common to find a temple in Xizhou that hosts statues depicting gods and spirits from different religions coexisting harmoniously.
• Prehistoric Shinto shrines to the kami, the gods and spirits, are found on beaches and in forests all over the island.
• The gods and spirits descend to meet the Goddess Amravati, Queen of the heavens ( " Valse des esprits " ).
• This is reinforced, Makar notes, by the way many believe gods and spirits have an integral and functional role in determining their life.
• We swear by the gods and spirits that we did not set eyes on Archilochus either in the streets or in Hera's great precinct.
• Some ancient sightings of gods and spirits, especially in temple worship, are thought to possibly have been conjured up by means of camera obscura projections.
• In New Zealand, the " atua "  the gods and spirits of the M
  
  ori people  were believed to focus on the village latrine.
• They propose and engage in a process of challenging what they perceive to be the misuse of religion, God and spirit by the Religious Right.
• Religions such as Hinduism, Buddhism, and native American beliefs have traditions whereby gods and spirits descend to earth in human form to help or hinder humanity.
• Some Delta groups grew rich, a development that may have encouraged an already existing tendency to conceive of gods and spirits as species of beneficent foreigners.