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<blockquote data-quote="Henadic Theologian" data-source="post: 8729101" data-attributes="member: 7030526">No, just so more much ignorance that statement. First off most ancient Greeks didn't have literalist interptations of Greek Mythology, just like a lot of modern Christians don't have literalist interruptations of the bible. &nbsp;The Greeks didn't actually belief Zues was running away raping folks.&nbsp;And the Greeks didn't go in search of new Gods, the Christians forcefully converted millions and killed those who wouldn't convert. Religious genocide isn't going for better Gods. Heck even moderate, reasonable, ethical Christians, were exiled and murdered.&nbsp;And FR theology is far more complicated then your saying (to be fair its been very inconsistantly protrayed). FR Gods are a mix between Neoplatonist and Mythological theologies, with the ability to&nbsp; draw power from a variety of sources, including worshippers (though FR Gods are NOT Erogores/Thoughtforms) and their Platonic ideal or Logoi.&nbsp;And the good Gods often object to stuff like the Wall of the False.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Henadic Theologian, post: 8729101, member: 7030526"] No, just so more much ignorance that statement. First off most ancient Greeks didn't have literalist interptations of Greek Mythology, just like a lot of modern Christians don't have literalist interruptations of the bible. The Greeks didn't actually belief Zues was running away raping folks. And the Greeks didn't go in search of new Gods, the Christians forcefully converted millions and killed those who wouldn't convert. Religious genocide isn't going for better Gods. Heck even moderate, reasonable, ethical Christians, were exiled and murdered. And FR theology is far more complicated then your saying (to be fair its been very inconsistantly protrayed). FR Gods are a mix between Neoplatonist and Mythological theologies, with the ability to draw power from a variety of sources, including worshippers (though FR Gods are NOT Erogores/Thoughtforms) and their Platonic ideal or Logoi. And the good Gods often object to stuff like the Wall of the False. [/QUOTE]

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