Definition of anthropopathy in English:

anthropopathy

noun ˌanθrəˈpɒpəθi

mass noun

单词	anthropopathy
释义	Definition of anthropopathy in English: anthropopathy noun ˌanθrəˈpɒpəθi mass noun The attribution of human emotions to a god. Example sentencesExamples God also uses anthropopathy, or describes Himself in terms of human emotions such as love, grief or anger. Clearly the terms ‘repent’ or ‘was sorry’ or ‘regretted’ are examples of what is called either anthropopathy or anthropomorphism. Since things which pertain to God must be explained in a human way, a manner of speaking called anthropopathy is frequently used. While I can't honestly say I approve of anthropopathy, the subject came to mind the other day while dining at one of the finest Mexican food joints in the area. Throughout the history of theology, anthropomorphism and anthropopathy have been closely tied, and theologians have been aware that to entertain passibility seriously is to grant latitude to the idea of a corporeal God that carries far more radical and serious implications.
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