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While certain theomorphic names may indicate that some Israelites identified Baal with Yahweh (e.g.,

Think Progress » O’Reilly Reversal: “There Is No Attack On Easter” 2006

As long as there are human beings, there will be religion for the sufficient reason that the self is a theomorphic creature -- one whose morphe form is theos -- God encased within it.

Huston Smith - Why Religion Matters (2) William Harryman 2007

Lord, is not only an anthropomorphic Çiva, as in the late Upanishads, where the philosophic _brahma_ is equated with a long recognized type of divinity, but _ [= a] tm [= a] _ is identified with the figure of a theomorphic man.

The Religions of India Handbooks on the History of Religions, Volume 1, Edited by Morris Jastrow Edward Washburn Hopkins 1894

This means that hanging from this lynchpin is also the doctrine of theomorphic man (i.e. we are literally created in God's image.)

The Millennial Star Bruce Nielson 2010

"The state of being colonized, of being under the thumb of another nation, another people, is from King's point of view an existential disfigurement, robbing human beings of their status as theomorphic or created in the image of the divine."

RaceWire 2009

Real progress occurs when the human phenomenon inches closer toward its nonlocal goal, which is to say, its theomorphic center.

One Cosmos 2009

The Oak has many manifestations, and some of them are theomorphic.

Via Negativa 2008