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divinize

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divinize, divinise [ˈdɪvɪˌnaɪz]
vb
(tr) to make divine; deify
divinization , divinisation n
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Yet Carroll goes further, and his love of the writer's "thirst for meaning" and the creative process lead him to some lofty theologizing that seems to divinize words themselves.
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Most important, though, the New Testament passage, by calling Jesus "the Son of the Most High" and "Son of God," seems to divinize Jesus, whereas the Qu'ranic passage repeatedly emphasizes Jesus' humanity.
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Similarly, partaking of Christ's flesh in the Eucharist divinizes Christians, though there is no agreement about the nature of this sanctification.
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