Godlike

Concept of being all-powerful or divine

For other uses, see Godlike (disambiguation).

Godlike refers to possessing qualities or attributes that are considered divine or supremely powerful, often associated with deities or mythological figures. The term is used in various contexts, including religion, mythology, literature, and popular culture.

In Religion

In many religions, gods are depicted as having godlike attributes such as omnipotence, omniscience, and omnipresence. For example, in Christianity, God is considered to be all-powerful and all-knowing. Similarly, in Hinduism, deities like Vishnu and Shiva are revered for their divine powers.

In Mythology

In Greek mythology, gods like Zeus, Hera, and Athena are described as having godlike powers and immortality. These deities often interact with humans, sometimes aiding them and at other times punishing them, showcasing their superior abilities.

In Literature

The concept of godlike beings is prevalent in various literary works. In Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, gods play crucial roles in the lives of the characters, often intervening in human affairs. Similarly, in John Milton's Paradise Lost, the character of Satan exhibits godlike qualities in his rebellion against God.

In Popular Culture

In modern popular culture, the term godlike is often used to describe characters with extraordinary abilities. For instance, in comic books, characters like Superman and Thor are often depicted with godlike powers. In video games, characters with exceptional abilities are sometimes referred to as godlike, emphasizing their superior strength and skills.

Related Pages

• Deity
• Omnipotence
• Mythology
• Religion
• Superman
• Thor (Marvel Comics)
• Greek mythology
• Homer
• John Milton
• Paradise Lost

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