Theological Evolution of the Demiurge

This chapter explores the transformation of the demiurge concept from ancient philosophy to its negative theological implications, particularly through Hellenistic and Jewish lenses. It examines how figures like Philo of Alexandria navigated cultural identity while interpreting Yahweh and the challenges that emerged during this period. Additionally, it highlights the complex intersections of Egyptian and Jewish beliefs, discussing the portrayal of Yahweh in contrast to Egyptian deities like Seth and the evolving perceptions of these figures throughout history.