Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
theanthropy
Noun
/θiˈæn.θrə.pi/

Definition
The belief that a human can possess divine attributes or characteristics.

Examples
- Some ancient cultures practiced theanthropy, believing that their leaders were gods on earth.
- In various religions, the concept of theanthropy is evident in figures like Christ, who is viewed as both fully divine and fully human.

Meaning
Theanthropy combines elements of both divine and human nature, often referring to individuals who are viewed as having a direct connection with a deity or embodying divine qualities.

Synonyms
- Divine human
- God-man