They had their own modulations - the Earth, the Sun, the Moon and the dome of stars, which some thought were gods - which is not so far off based on the mythology above.Dubious wrote: ↑Tue Jul 10, 2018 3:27 amIt's hard to imagine how the ancients would have mythologized these "stranger modulations of divinity" had they understood even some of it. Certainly the Abrahamanic barbarisms would not have been its conclusion or even the trending motive of the following millenniums. The history of the West in consequence would have been very different from what actually followed; the degrees of separation between what could have been and what was or is, impossible to calculate.Greta wrote: ↑Mon Jul 09, 2018 11:47 pm
We have it all wrong. The Earth and Moon are our demigods and the Sun is God, but it's also a demigod subject to the greater deity - supermassive black hole Sagittarius A*. Our galaxy's centre which fulfils all criteria for God:
- it created us and our "universe" (galaxies are like universes at human time scales anyway)
- it is ineffable and mysterious
- it is in another realm - the insides of black holes are locked off from the rest of the universe, each effectively being a universe of its own
- it could smite us down at any time with a gamma ray burst
- we have a bit of it within everything. Quarks are the closest thing in baryonic matter to singularities such as is within black holes (quasi-singularities? we don't know)
I think the barbarism had to happen. I saw an interesting documentary about the history of war and it really took off with agriculture because in hard times one group would steal from another, so they had to protect their stuff, and it all flowed on from there. Ultimately it seems as if we have to investigate every possible mistake and get them out of our systems - and multiple times until the penny drops - before we can progress.
If God is in the singularity (or on the other side of it) then It's going to be a tad tricky to access. Thus, the best we can do is communicate via our quarks and, given that quarks form the basis of matter, that means doing material things in a material worldDubious wrote:Could it be that god took on more than it could handle (a very human trait) and also got sucked in? Maybe that's the reason for its total incognito.

