Plural of godhood; multiple instances of being a god or divine status.
Plural form of godhood, using the regular English '-s' ending for plurals. Common in mythology and comparative religion texts.
Mythology is filled with 'godhoods' being achieved, stolen, or lost—gods in most ancient religions are surprisingly vulnerable, with mortality, betrayal, and loss of power as real threats!
Plural form of 'godhood'; same dynamic as singular.
Use with awareness that it can obscure female divine representation; consciously include goddesses when listing divine entities.
["divinities"]
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