So,of course,documents that did teach that the creator God was an evil demonic god they were excluded. Why were they excluded?
当然了,那些宣扬,造物主上帝是邪恶的上帝,它们便被排斥了,为什么被排斥?
Jefferson and his colleagues could confidently proclaim their political rights as being colleague and the gift of a creator.
杰斐逊和他的同僚宣称,他们的政治权利是不言自明的,是造物主所赐予的
The literary creator starts to seem a lot more like the divine creator, that is to say, and in a certain sense could be understood as a placeholder for the divine creator.
这些作者越来越被神化了,换句话说,在一定意义上,就被理解为神圣造物主的预留的位置。
But it's almost as if Milton were tempted now to make himself go even further back, to write a humble ode that he could place at the feet of the Creator, the Creator at the moment of the actual creation of the entire universe.
但弥尔顿那时好像,要把自己放回比那还要早的年代,来写一篇谦逊的颂歌安放在造物主的脚下,那时的造物主实际就是创造天地万物的神。
In a way it's a tribute to the great creator and also an acknowledgement of the fact that the great creator lives in the Eternal Moment.
从一方面来看,这是对造物主的赞颂,也是在承认,造物主住在永恒的世界。
Either you believe, as our founding father said that we were endowed with them by our creator.
你可当做,像我们的国父说的那样,我们的个人权利 由造物主赋予
The great creator raised his sinuous, powerful, flexible arm, and we know where we stand.
伟大的造物主抬起了他弯曲的,有力的,灵活的手臂,我们知道了我们的立场。
That is bold. The great creator raised his plastic arm, right?
这很大胆,造物主举起了他“强有力的手“不是吗?
Obviously that's one of the divine attributes.
很明显这也是造物主的神力之一了吧。
The creator God really is God.
造物主上帝是真正的上帝。
They didn't say God because, of course, the Enlightenment thinkers were not so sure they believed in God, but they still seemed to believe in something they wanted to call a creator.
他们没有说是上帝,因为,当然,启蒙思想家们并不确定他们,是信仰上帝的,但是他们似乎仍旧,信仰所谓的造物主
In the eighteenth century, a poet named Mark Akenside wrote a long poem called The Pleasures of the Imagination, and in this poem there is the line "The great creator raised his plastic arm."
在十八世纪,一位名叫马克?阿肯赛德的诗人写了一首长诗,叫《想象的快乐》,诗中有一句是,伟大的造物主举起了他的plastic的手臂“
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