1. Anthropomorphist synonyms, Anthropomorphist pronunciation, Anthropomorphist translation, English dictionary definition of Anthropomorphist

2. Related: Anthropomorphist (1610s).

3. Anthropomorphist (ˌanthropoˈmorphist) noun

4. See Audian.; noun Synonyms Anthropomorphite, Anthropomorphist

5. The Anthropomorphist view of Hisham and company, and the non-Anthropomorphist view

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8. What does Anthropomorphist mean? One who anthropomorphizes

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13. Literature examining Judaic Anthropomorphist trends, relatively few scholars have Wesley Williams is a Ph.D

14. Anthropomorphism definition in English dictionary, anthropomorphism meaning, synonyms, see also 'anthropomorphise',Anthropomorphist',anthropomorph',anthropomorphic'

15. English dictionary definition of Anthropomorphist along with additional meanings, example sentences, and different ways to say.

16. Mercer is a hard-core Anthropomorphist.)· (religion) One who attributes the human form to God

17. On Anthropomorphist trends within ninth-century Sunni movements, see also Williams, "Aspects of the Creed," 450ft

18. 150/767), probably Islam's most notorious Anthropomorphist, who claimed that God is a body in the form of a man, with flesh, blood, hair, and bones

19. The New English Dictionary is misled by the 1866 reprint of Paul Bayne on Ephesians when it quotes “Anthropomorphist” as 17th century English.

20. Being an Anthropomorphist (mujassem) is considered blasphemy (Kufr) in Islam, may Allah safeguard everybody and keep us steadfast on the right path of truth

21. Noun One who believes that the Supreme Being exists in human form, with human attributes and passions; an Anthropomorphist; specifically, one of an ancient religious sect who held such views

22. The problem is that in many cases tashbih does not mean, and should not be translated as, "anthropomorphism"; some of Islam's, we would say "crudest," Anthropomorphists have been as adamant against tashbih as the anti

23. The sources describe him tions “without attributing body mem- as an extreme Anthropomorphist, who bers and parts” to God (Abū Ya lā, Ib āl, believed that God is flesh and blood

24. Anthropomorphist: One who attributes human form or qualities to beings other than man; especially, one who in thought or speech invests the Deity with human form and attributes; an anthropomorphite.

25. (note: Question & answer have been shortened, to read the full question & answer please see link at the bottom of article) Q) I have read that he deviated from the correct aqeedah and was a Anthropomorphist

26. 241/855) was an Anthropomorphist, this is something that has been asked since early times, particularly since someone forged an anthropormorphic tract called Kitab al-sunna [The book of the sunna] and put the name of Imam Ahmad’s son Abdullah (d

27. Just as the ancient Greek was an Anthropomorphist and naively thought of the forces of nature as resembling himself, so our poet is a Mayako-morphist and fills the squares, the streets and fields of the Revolution with his own personality.: Igual que la antigua Grecia era antropomorfa pensando ingenuamente que las fuerzas de la naturaleza se le asemejaban, nuestro poeta es mayakomorfo