Plural of godhead; multiple instances of divine nature or multiple gods or supreme beings.
Plural form of godhead, maintaining the compound structure. Used in theological contexts referring to multiple divine entities or aspects of divinity.
The weird thing about pluralizing 'Godhead' is that Christian theology says there's only ONE Godhead (the Trinity), so using the plural 'godheads' immediately signals you're talking about non-Christian religions!
Plural of 'godhead'; same masculine-default bias as singular form.
Use 'divine principles,' 'deities,' or 'divine essences' for inclusive language. Use 'godheads' only in theological or historical contexts referencing male divinity.
["divine principles","deities","divine essences"]
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