Sonship

Pronunciation:ˈsʌnʃɪp
EN→ZH

Quick Translations

  • 儿子身份
  • 子嗣身份

Definitions

noun

Definition

The state or condition of being a son; the relation of a son to his parents.

In ZH

作为儿子的状态或条件；儿子与父母之间的关系。

Examples

  • In many cultures, sonship is associated with responsibilities towards the family.
  • The concept of sonship is often explored in theological discussions.
  • He embraced his sonship with pride, knowing it came with expectations.

Cultural Notes

In many cultures, especially in patriarchal societies, the concept of 'sonship' holds significant importance. Sons often carry the family name and are expected to uphold family traditions. In some religious contexts, 'sonship' can also refer to the relationship between believers and God.

noun

Definition

A term often used in religious contexts to denote a spiritual relationship between a believer and God.

In ZH

在宗教背景下，指信徒与上帝之间的精神关系的术语。

Examples

  • Her understanding of sonship transformed her relationship with her faith.
  • The doctrine of sonship emphasizes that all believers are children of God.
  • Through sonship, believers are invited into a deeper relationship with the divine.

Cultural Notes

In Christian theology, 'sonship' signifies the intimate relationship and inheritance that believers have as children of God. This concept is central to many teachings and represents grace and acceptance in the faith.