China’s Emperors claimed to be Son of Heaven and was granted the Mandate of Heaven to rule while European kings claimed to have the Divine Right of King. The Hindu Deva-raja Cult granted political legitimacy to rulers who governed the realm. But all the above except probably the Japanese case, the people were not deified. It was only the rulers who were granted the special privilege and deference. But deep in the psyche of human beings is the pride of being the noble creatures but at the same time are subject under the Almighty in whom they can take refuge. The conflict between self-aggrandizement and acceptance of superior power deities has been part of human thoughts since time immemorial. There are concepts of the present existence of this life on Earth and the speculation or wishful beliefs of the unknown future, life after death. There thus exist both the realm of the physical reality and the spiritual sphere where one believes exists. In other words, there exist in the mind of human beings humanism and theism. Ancient Greeks believed that the planet Earth was the center of the universe while the Sun moved around it. The Sun orbited the Earth indicated a strong pride in humanism. But then reality dictated otherwise when Copernicus argued that the Sun was the center of the solar system. The new reality affected pride in the supremacy of human beings. But indeed, even at the time when there was great pride in nobleness of human beings, deference for the mighty and powerful beings could be detected from the Greek mythology in which all stars were animated. Apollo was the God of the Sun while Poseidon was the God of the sea, for example.