Tricky
Briefly immortal
That's so heavy!, dude. Wow! Let me have a couple of bong hits to ponder that!Iacchus said:The mind is an environment unto itself. So how do you know that the mind is not in fact tricking us, Tricky, into thinking what we see is real? And how do you know you're not just a legend in your own mind?![]()
No, seriously, Iacchus. When you lean towards sun worship, you reveal the essential basis in mythology that all religions base themselves on. The myths get more complex as new questions are asked. Prehistoric sun-worshippers may not have cared where the world came from, but just who was going to make sure their crops came in.
As new questions were asked, the mythology became more complex. Now we have to know where life came from. Now we have to know why people "sin". New myths had to be created to explain these things. In fact, our need to explain finally became so great that we had to have evidence for our myths. Ah, the Age of Reason.
Yet, the urge to turn back to the easy, obvious, primative Sun God is strong. Many Pagans yielded to that atavistic urge. Apparently some Christians too.