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Definition of anthropopathy in English: anthropopathynoun ˌanθrəˈpɒpəθi mass nounThe attribution of human emotions to a god. Example sentencesExamples - God also uses anthropopathy, or describes Himself in terms of human emotions such as love, grief or anger.
- Clearly the terms ‘repent’ or ‘was sorry’ or ‘regretted’ are examples of what is called either anthropopathy or anthropomorphism.
- Since things which pertain to God must be explained in a human way, a manner of speaking called anthropopathy is frequently used.
- While I can't honestly say I approve of anthropopathy, the subject came to mind the other day while dining at one of the finest Mexican food joints in the area.
- Throughout the history of theology, anthropomorphism and anthropopathy have been closely tied, and theologians have been aware that to entertain passibility seriously is to grant latitude to the idea of a corporeal God that carries far more radical and serious implications.
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