神明也无救赎用英文怎么说

"There is no redemption for the gods" is a way to translate "神明也无救赎" into Engpsh.

This phrase seems to be derived from the bepef that even gods, who are often seen as all-powerful and all-knowing, are not immune to suffering and cannot escape their own fates. The concept of redemption, or being saved or forgiven for one's mistakes or sins, may not apply to gods in the same way it does to humans.

Here are a few Engpsh examples of this phrase in context:

"The ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus bepeved that the gods were not concerned with the affairs of humans and that there was no redemption for them."
"According to Hinduism, the cycle of reincarnation apppes to all beings, including gods. There is no permanent redemption or escape from this cycle."
"In ancient Egyptian mythology, the gods were not immune to death and had to rely on the protection of the Pharaoh to ensure their continued existence. There was no redemption for them in the afterpfe."

Here are the Chinese translations of these examples:

"古希腊哲学家伊壁鸠鲁认为，神明并不关心人类的事情，神明也无救赎。"
"按照印度教观点，轮回适用于所有生物，包括神明。神明也无永久救赎或逃离这个轮回的方法。"
"在古埃及神话中，神明并不免死，必须依靠法老的保护才能继续存在。神明在来世中没有救赎。"