Theomachy

The Egyptian myth of Horus and Set portrays a theomachy between two gods fighting for the throne.

The children enjoyed reading the book that depicted the gods' arguments as a theomachy.

The tragic hero Oedipus is engaged in a theomachy when he tries to outsmart the gods.

Theomachy can occur when different religious groups have conflicting beliefs.

The comic book series "The Sandman" by Neil Gaiman includes a theomachy between the Endless and other divine beings.

Theomachy can be seen in the conflicts between different sects of Buddhism, such as between the Theravada and Mahayana traditions.

Theomachy can be triggered by life events such as illness, death, or tragedy.

The theomachy between the atheist and the theist was a fascinating topic for discussion.

The theomachy between the proponents and opponents of intelligent design theory is a hotly debated topic.

The sculpture depicted the gods in the midst of a theomachy, with each one fiercely competing with the other.

The Norse myth of Ragnarok describes a theomachy that leads to the end of the world.

"The theomachy between the gods of light and darkness is a common theme in many mythologies."

The theomachy of the philosopher Friedrich Nietzsche against traditional Christian beliefs is evident in his famous phrase "God is dead."

The "Theogony" by Hesiod is a theomachy that details the birth of the gods and their struggle for supremacy.

The class had a heated theomachy about the existence of a higher power.

The theomachy between the polytheistic and monotheistic beliefs has been a subject of debate for centuries.

The theomachy between the Enlightenment thinkers and the religious authorities is a significant event in the history of Europe.

The theomachy over the interpretation of religious texts has been a contentious issue.

The theomachy between theists and atheists is an age-old debate.

"The theomachy depicted in the Bhagavad Gita is a central theme of Hindu mythology."

"The Book of Revelation in the Bible contains imagery of theomachy in its descriptions of the end times."

"The theomachy between the gods and the demons is a recurring theme in Hindu mythology."

The "Aeneid" by Virgil includes a theomachy between the gods over the fate of Rome.

"The theomachy between the Olympian gods and the Titans is a popular subject in Greek mythology."

"In Egyptian mythology, the theomachy between Horus and Set resulted in the establishment of the rule of the former over the land of Egypt."

The theomachy between the different religious denominations led to the creation of several new sects.

The theomachy between the different faiths at the interfaith meeting highlighted the challenges of finding common ground.

Milton's Paradise Lost contains theomachy between Satan and the angels.

The theomachy in Hesiod's Theogony describes the struggle for power among the Greek gods.

The Aeneid by Virgil contains a theomachy in which the gods intervene in the Trojan War.

The theomachy between the Norse gods and the giants is a common theme in Scandinavian mythology.

The theomachy in Ovid's Metamorphoses describes the conflict between Jupiter and the Titans.

In the theomachy of the Popol Vuh, the Mayan gods battle the underworld deities.

The Bhagavata Purana contains theomachy between the Hindu gods and demons.

The theomachy in the Egyptian Book of the Dead involves battles between various deities over control of the afterlife.

The theomachy of the rebels was seen as a threat to the established order.

The skeptic's questioning of the existence of gods was considered a theomachy by the devout.

In some cultures, refusing to make an offering to the gods could be considered a theomachy.

The theomachy of the cult leader led to the downfall of his followers.

The king's theomachy was seen as a threat to the divine authority of the gods.

Some stories portray the fallen angels' rebellion as a theomachy against God.

The philosopher's criticism of the traditional gods was viewed as a theomachy by the religious authorities.

The theomachy of the heretic was seen as a challenge to the authority of the church.

The theomachy of Prometheus against Zeus was his punishment for stealing fire from the gods.

Sarah's theomachy was viewed as an act of blasphemy by the religious community.

The theomachy of King Saul against God led to his downfall and replacement by David.

The priest condemned the theomachy of those who defied the teachings of the church.

John's theomachy resulted in his punishment from the gods.

The rebels' destruction of a temple was seen as a theomachy against the deity worshipped there.

The theomachy of the character Prometheus in the play "Prometheus Bound" challenges the power of Zeus.