From root: Diyos
Usage Note
Pagkadiyos refers to the nature, essence, or state of being God.
Examples
" Tinatalakay nila ang pagkadiyos ni Kristo. "
Natural Translation
They are discussing the divinity of Christ.
Literal Translation
Discussing they the divinity of Christ.
" Pinag-uusapan nila ang pagkadiyos ni Kristo. "
Natural Translation
They are discussing the divinity of Christ.
Literal Translation
Discussing they the divinity of Christ.
" Matagal nang pinagdebatehan ng mga teologo ang tungkol sa pagkadiyos at pagkatao ni Hesus sa iisang persona. "
Natural Translation
Theologians have long debated the divinity and humanity of Jesus in a single person.
Literal Translation
Long already debated by the theologians the about the divinity and humanity of Jesus in one person.
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