The word divinity is considered as the quality of what is considered divine, also understood as a characteristic linked to the deity. Therefore, divinity is interpreted as the union of those particularities, traits and virtues that are granted to beings appreciated as gods, full of superiority, perfection and deity. When a being is classified as a divinity, it is because he has done something that no other being has done in this world. For the Catholic religion Jesus Christ is seen as a divinity, since He (according to the scriptures), created the world in 7 days, something totally amazing and worthy of being divine, therefore, deserving of praise from his believers.
However, Saint Augustine (bishop, writer and teacher), considered that the word divinity and deity did not mean the same thing, since the divinity referred to the quality of the pagan gods, while the deity was associated with the essence of God. Christian.
The different stories told of gods of Greek, Roman, Scandinavian mythology, etc. That they are divinities for a people, they are so old that they do not have palpable records of the existence of these gods on earth, except for small traces of history, reaffirmed by the society responsible for preserving and spreading the dogma.
On the other hand, different uses are applied to the term divinity: when it refers to an absolute God of monotheistic or polytheistic religions. When it refers to the characteristics of a person, if it is thought that this is part of something divine. When linked with powers, energies that are universal and that go beyond human capabilities.
At present, the word divinity is used by women as an expression that defines something beautiful, charming, pleasant, that causes a sensation. For example "those shoes are a divinity", "that cake is a divinity"
