The Ancient Tradition Who is God? -A Married Being, Part I
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May 21, 2025 Delve into the complex theological interpretations of Eve’s choice and its implications for human wisdom and agency. Explore the ancient concept of God as a relational being, contrasting it with modern beliefs. Discover the significance of divine marriages in Mesopotamian and Egyptian myths and their effects on cosmic order. Learn about the role of mentorship in spiritual journeys and how it intersects with free will. Finally, uncover the symbolism of the sacred tree, its divine feminine aspects, and its connection to kingship and humanity’s spiritual nature.
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God as a Divine Couple
- Ancient high gods were married divine couples, ruling cosmos together as king and queen.
- This contrasts with modern views influenced by Plato of God as solitary and immaterial.
God's Sexed Body Limits Power
- God's body is sexed, indicating he is only half complete without a partner of the opposite sex.
- Divine procreation is relational, showing God's power is immense but not absolute.
Mesopotamian High God Had Consort
- Mesopotamian high god An/Anu was married to Ki/Antu, showing divine kingship included a queen.
- Their offspring, the Anunnaki, were princely divine children, confirming a family theology.