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• the name teonanácatl, referring to a sacred mushroom of the Aztecs, translates to "the flesh of God"?
• the name of the Indo-European thunder god has been reconstructed by etymologists as *Perk^wunos?
• the variant of the wedding cord known as God’s knot or cord-of-three-strands is used as a substitute for unity candles?
• the world's tallest statue of Hindu God Lord Shiva (pictured) is located in Murudeshwara, a coastal town in Karnataka, India?
• the Church of England (Archbishop of Canterbury pictured) launched a Prayer for the Current Financial Situation that calls God to be a "a tower of strength amidst the shifting sands" of the global economic turmoil?
• KDMN (now KSKE) and its Radio Colorado sister stations became the target of prank calls in 2003 when the film Bruce Almighty displayed the station group's phone number as God's?
• according to legend, when a peasant stole a donkey from Opportuna of Montreuil's abbey, she "left the matter up to God," and the next day, the peasant's field was sown with salt?
• former NCAA American football quarterback Wyatt Sexton's career for the Florida State University Seminoles ended when he did pushups in the street and proclaimed he was God?
• Emperor Frederick II ran an experiment that involved raising infants in isolation to discover what language God spoke?

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