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anthropomorphic |
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anthropomorphicHaving the characteristics of a human being. For example, an anthropomorphic robot has a head, arms and legs. |
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| London is religion's opportunity--not the decorous religion of theologians, but anthropomorphic, crude. Jehovah was anthropomorphic because he could address himself to the Jews only in terms of their understanding; so he was conceived as in their own image, as a cloud, a pillar of fire, a tangible, physical something which the mind of the Israelites could grasp. |
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