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Quarrelling (ie. arguing) on Quora.
e.g: 'They got in a heated argument on Quora: They must be quoraling.'
A deity with three deities as parents.
(They can be created with the help of three deities).
e.g: 'A tri-god is still a god, but possibly triple the godliness.'
(Notes: There's also a unigod, bi/duogod, quartagod, pentagod, hectagod, septagod, octagod, novagod, decagod & so on.
Also, a tri-god isn't to be confused with a terza-god, which is a demigod that's one third god. Please read my definition of 'terza-god' for more information).
The strong belief that the gods are humanoid extraterrestrials who were so technologically advanced that they scientifically became concious holograms living in their own matrix (simulated dimension powered by the stars) and could hack into other's minds or that the point in life is to become such a being by inspiring humanity to reach type 5 + civilization, on The Kardashev Scale.
(Very similar to my definition of transcendentalism. Please read it).
'The scientist laughed, 'That's just pseudoscience & scientism', but the Kardashev scale theorist retorted, 'No it's Kardashevism: The science & spirituality of the future.'
The common personality shared by many divine / mythical spirits and incarnated divinities / mythical beings, (based on their collective spirit conscience).
(e.g: The incarnated deity said that they are annoyed with how people spread rumours about them in mythology and the mortal complimented their metaphysical attitude (ie. godly conscience).
(Noun. aka. pure / golden ones)
1. A pure-blooded Roman
2. A descendant of The Roman Emperor
3. A Roman patriot who does noble deeds for Rome
(e.g: 'We must preserve each imperial, before Rome becomes polluted by invasions').
(English prn: 'Rome-may-oh'
Italian prn: 'Ro-mei-o').
1. A popular Italian surname.
2. Someone who is very Roman or romantic.
3. Someone who is your true love / prince charming.
4. A person who looks like a typical handsome Roman.
4. A main protagonist in Shakespeare's play, Romeo and Juliet.
5. Someone from Rome or visiting there.
6. Someone with the surname, Romeo.
ROMEO SURNAME ORIGIN:
Romeo comes from medieval Rome & The Eastern Roman Empire (confirmed by archeologists). The surname, Romeo comes from the word, 'Rhamaios' meaning Roman in ancient Greek and from 'To Rome', in Latin,
(Etymology (word origin) notes: Romeo from the Latin suffix, 'eo' meaning 'to' and the Latin prefix, 'Rom' shortened for Roma (Rome). Like the Latin, Romae, 'from Rome'. It should be noted that Latin was spoken in a different order from English & Italian).
(e.g. 'That guy is so Roman, handsome & romantic, he must he must be my Romeo / descend from a Romeo').
A mortal who is worshipped as a god & may have became a god, in the afterlife.
(e.g: 'There were many Roman Emperors who claimed to be a human god').
(Note: SImilar phrases to human god include avatar, deitykin, godkin, demigod, proto-god, divinity, daemon (not demon), ascended master & apotheosized mortal).