Why do we select warrior gods who can only grow their religi

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Why do we select warrior gods who can only grow their religions by violence, --- instead of persuasion to a better way of life?

Is our love of God and War connected due to being the epitomes of our love of drama?

People tend to do what is rewarding to them. We are a pleasure seeking species. War, as the epitome of drama, is a condition that humankind is forced to suffer because our instincts force us to seek the fittest. To us, that is either a god or a king; or whatever word or name you give to your epitome of whatever type.

Men controlled, by their two main passions, love and war and love of God as an ideal, have used war to seek a male God from the moment men set matriarchy aside 5,000 year ago.

We naturally seek the fittest and to us, that means we are driven to war.

We men are responsible for 5,000 years of advancing God with war.

Granted, we have used war with some skill and advanced society and its wealth, but we have yet to reach the ideals that matriarchy and Goddess rule reached. Not by a long shot. Wealth, when produced by war, is basically gained forcing the citizens to suffer. We lose both income and positive lifestyle, as well as; the more important, human lives.

Men get a fail mark in finding God and cannot do better from what women did before them. I think all real men of honor and duty would confess this reality.

A Gnostic Christian first recognized and coined the saying,” that for men to continue to do the same thing, while expecting a different result, is a sign of insanity”.

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DL

Maybe because a warrior God can protect you from invaders?Kind of simplistic,but primitive societies would worry about someone galloping over the hill and plundering the village.

They are literal and subjecting their claim to a kind of observable test. There is usually some kind of exchange, in which they give something and expect to get something, in return.

When I read the original lie, he gets the ball rolling, ie. did God say this or that? It's liminality. You are proposing limbo and nihilism. When you are asked for specific outcomes, say, on a nameable date, you are incapable, as a god, and don't propose any sort-of morality anyone can put their finger on. You can't solve simple, survival concerns, so much as prompting people to endlessly discuss them.

It actually resembles some of the advice on counseling, where people are not allowed to simply complain. The aggrieved, child, patient, person in crisis, petulant laborer, or hostage taker is supposed to forever be asked what he means. He is supposed to be kept in negotiation, never to receive a firm resolution or redress of grievances.

It's a phase we're going through.

(aka the white horseman, who treads the winepress of God's fury.)

Thanks.

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DL

Do you believe that Lucifer, or some version of him, is the god of gnosticism? Is this what you mean to portray with the snake?

Luciferians are saying that they pit both sides of every major conflict against eachother.

You are saying, why do we select warrior gods.