08-21-2017, 10:38 AM
(This post was last modified: 08-21-2017, 10:43 AM by JackOfHearts.)
(08-21-2017, 06:12 AM)Nox Wrote: Lucifer is more similar to a natural force
Satan, depending on how you look at it, is either a rebellious angel or a servant of Yahweh that does god's will by testing and tormenting man. That fits in very well with where Christianity came from initially, as it is a war based religion where it's god punished his people for sin.
Those are kind of the foundation, but anything entity wise isn't giving the full picture with just ideas. Entities are consciousness, ideas, archetypes, forces and natural events all wrapped up into one mass confusion that you have to get deep to really understand
There is too much resemblance between Saturn and Satan to be a coincidence. What you just said describe well how they describe Saturn in the dark age. They tend to exaggerate Saturn traits and make it look bad but the core symbolism is still there.
You are saying Satan isn't Saturn but based on what exactly? That the Saturn symbol is cross is a coincidence? That the Sun god Jesus is dead on a cross also seems like a a coincidence to you? (Saturn and Sun are enemies) Also through the Bible Satan symbolism fit well the Saturn symbolism. For example the Rebellious angel that was cast away from heaven shares a lot of similarity with Saturn who is the bastard son of the Sun.
And Christianity is not a war based religion either. Quiet the opposite I would say since it's based on the Pisces sign. Though it certainly cause some wars. But principles described in the Bible are not concepts of wars and deceit or strength or anything related to wars. At best people reading the Bible are deceiving themselves by following the principles stupidly. And the higher up are using the Bible to control the people. But the core concept in the Bible isn't war. War will never ends by the way, as it's part of the human life, so in every religion or culture they will be wars, exactly like there are arguments in a family or a fight at a school.