anthropomorphise

But therefore to give God a consort is very much to anthropomorphise, to make God too male in a way that Jews and Christians have wanted to say,

Don't anthropomorphise it.

It has human form, therefore you read mechanical failure as eccentricity and anthropomorphise it.

It is common for users, especially those without a history of prior appliance ownership, to anthropomorphise... as you might a pet, and attribute human characteristics to the synthetic.

But therefore to give God a consort is very much to anthropomorphise, to make God too male in a way that Jews and Christians have wanted to say,

Don't anthropomorphise it.

It has human form, therefore you read mechanical failure as eccentricity and anthropomorphise it.

It is common for users, especially those without a history of prior appliance ownership, to anthropomorphise... as you might a pet, and attribute human characteristics to the synthetic.

First it was the stars and the sun, then the Greeks and Romans anthropomorphised them.

If you erase the anthropomorphised God and understand that God is nothing more than the spiritual web that connects all things, all religious scriptures begin to make much more sense.

I found a wonderful sonnet, by poor mad John Clare, which suggests that our ideas of fairies are only anthropomorphising of insects.

You're anthropomorphising these units.

First it was the stars and the sun, then the Greeks and Romans anthropomorphised them.

If you erase the anthropomorphised God and understand that God is nothing more than the spiritual web that connects all things, all religious scriptures begin to make much more sense.

I found a wonderful sonnet, by poor mad John Clare, which suggests that our ideas of fairies are only anthropomorphising of insects.