A Divine Aspect is one face or side of a deity. If a deity can be understood as having multiple identities, each of which warranting different kinds of worship, these different identities are different divine aspects.

A god of war can, for example, have the divine aspects of a just warrior, saviour, and ruthless conqueror.

A deity may be split into multiple divine aspects when different faiths worship the deity for different reasons. In this way, a deity can be incongruent with itself, with opposing aspects. Faiths that split or have strong heretical offshoots may create divine aspects.

A divine aspect is still the deity, and the deity controls and is the aspect.