In Greek mythology, Aphrodite is the goddess of beauty. The Roman equivalent is Venus. There isn't a single "god of beauty girl," as the concept of beauty and its divine representation varies across cultures and religions. However, Aphrodite/Venus is a prominent example in Western culture.
Several sources mention the concept of beauty in relation to God, but not as a specific deity. For example, the article "What Makes a Woman Beautiful in God's Eyes?" discusses inner beauty and faith as contributing factors to a woman's attractiveness in a religious context. Other sources emphasize that God's creation, including women, is inherently beautiful, reflecting God's design and harmony. The notion of a "god of beauty girl" may be understood as a metaphorical reference to the divine source of beauty or a personification of beauty's divine nature, rather than a literal deity with that specific title.
- Aphrodite (Greek)/Venus (Roman): The classic example of a goddess associated with beauty.
- Religious perspectives: Various religious texts and beliefs emphasize inner beauty, virtue, and faith as significant aspects of a person's attractiveness in God's eyes. The concept of inherent beauty in God's creation is also prevalent.
The question implies a singular deity, which may not accurately reflect diverse cultural and religious views on beauty and its divine association.
