Prometheus = Lucifer Satan = Pan 2 different characters.

Do you collect "queer" books? Do you live in a basement? Have a lil' gammy? That map left out the Baja. Do you read the Bible? O.K., tell me-- "Where is the Blood?" Geographic position?

This was a really well thought out video. I’ve been thinking about this concept for a little while now and so thankful that KZbin search brought me here! Sometimes it takes me a while to subscribe to a channel, but after this video I subbed immediately. Lol.

You my dawg

"different than the god we see on the bible" cuts to God killing hundreds of inocent people any time he feels like It. It's not because this authors were "anti-religion", It's just that they wanted to make a criticism against abuse of power, and the god of the bible (at least in some of the books) just happens to be the perfect picture of It.

Loved the parallels with star wars! 😁 this one have been on my list for some time, Paradise Lost was a great read and I find the thematic connections between the two fascinating

Excellent synopsis Ryan

nice

thank you for this information

Thanks. Enjoyed to see your books.

Sounds like Thoth

I thoroughly enjoyed this tour of your library! I am incrementally building my personal library with the intention of adding more depth to the literature (monographs, novels, etc.) that I already own. In high school, two of the fictional works we had to read for IB English were: Madame Bovary and Tartuffe. I didn't enjoy either one, with a slight hatred towards the former lol. However, I did really enjoy Candide. When you described The Man Who Laughs and the connection with The Joker, I got so excited! Maybe I will give French literature another chance after all 😂.

The "Brian Kilmeade" books don't fit in with the others.

This is an incredible set up

You probably wont see this but I currently have Letters from a Stoic by Seneca on my list of future books. Is it a worthwhile read? Stoic philosophy is new to me but for now I have begun with The Enchiridion by Epictetus as well as Meditations by Marcus Aurelius which also is favored by many. I took a Philosophy course in College so I do have a bit of background on the subject in general. Anyway thanks for providing me some inspiration for my future small library.

Very good book collection on a lot of subjects. Good penguin collection too

18:40 "you have to remember that there's a lot of humor there" wow they sound so funny 🙄

As you were talking about the found letters that made the epistolary novel is kind of like the found footage films that became popular with Blair witch. Les liaisons dangeruses - was made into a BRILLIANT movie in 1988 with Michelle Pfeiffer- John malkovich - Glenn close and more- must see!

Like for Gogol and Dostoevsky. "Demons" ("The Possessed") - my favorite book

SEE this is what the hell I'm talking bout. Subscribed!

What's with Werblowsky's book named 'Lucifer and Prometheus: A Study of Milton's Satan' then? Is his interpretation not adequate?

"... being justified freely by His grace through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus, whom God set forth as a propitiation by His blood, through faith, to demonstrate His righteousness, because in His forbearance God had passed over the sins that were previously committed, to demonstrate at the present time His righteousness, that He might be just and the justifier of the one who has faith in Jesus." Romans 3:24-26

Nice video, although you were way too generous with the Biblical god, who is a petty despot if we are to treat the Bible as his source

What a beautiful and inspiring collection! Thank you for sharing!

You really should read "Cloud Atlas" -- it's one of the most extraordinary novels I've ever read, and I believe you'd find it fascinating. It's really unlike anything else. (But don't see the movie, which utterly fails to capture the beauty of the book.)

You have no idea how much you are appreciated by me and my fellow 11th graders

Your library reminds me of my own. There's a little bit of everything in it. Right now I'm doing a "read the world challenge", so that I can get to learn more about the world. After that, we'll see... but I definitely want to study more about literature

Nice books!

The Roman numerals are 1842

I am appreciative of this

It is very helpful. Thank you.

No no no! Slanderous! Enki wanted to save Mankind but Enlil-Yahweh tried to flood them out. Yahweh is the real devil! See John 8:44

Enki is Lucifer is Christ

Prometheus is Enki

Promethius is Enki who is Lucifer...the serpent who coaxed Eve into eating the forbidden fruit. This was the flyagaric and it raised the consciousness of Adam and Eve, whom he created. Zeus is Enlil or Yahweh, who is the devil, Yaldabaoth. Enki is Lucifer is Christ. Check out the Anunnaki My name is Andrew Connell

Prometheus, rebelled against tyranny and gave man fire, knowledge, the arts, and free will. Long live the rebel who brings glory to man. Satan, Lucifer, bringer of light!

Lucifer is Enki , Attar , Prometheus , Shamash , Abaddon / Apollyon , Apollo , Helios / Sol Invictus , Lugh , Belenus , Wotan / Odin , Hermes / Mercury , Thoth , Janus and Shiva among others masculine manifestations , some of the feminine ones are Artemis / Diana as the twin sister of Apollo , Hekate as the consort of Apollo , Rosmerta as the consort of Lugh Kali as the consort of Shiva or Ishtar / Astarte as the feminine side of Attar , the actual Satan would be Enlil , Baal , Saturn , Moloch , Yaldabaoth but both entities have held such title for millennia so there is a big confusion when we talk about Satan , it can be the Enlil / Baal / Moloch / Saturn or it can be Enki , Prometheus , Abaddon / Apollyon / Apollo / Lucifer etc ..Enlil is the Demiurge / Yaldabaoth .and can manifest himself in both ways positive and negative as Jeowah / Yaweh / Allah or Baal / Saturn / Moloch / but Christianism just mixed both entities in one and called it Lucifer , Satan and "The Devil" indistinctly

Amazing video loved this

Read some Bryce Courtney, he is a fun read

Glenn Beck...bruhhhh

I have read "Atlas Shrugged" bit of a slog but a great read, the potrayal of relationships in the novel is great.

is it similiar as a tragic flaw?

At this point I just hear the stars, overcome them

This was great! I will be using this when teaching Julius Caesar:)

great, thanks

Preparing for college English class in a week

i don't know, in both the critias and the bible, they spoke of a god flooding the earth, because of the evils of man. also, the tree of knowledge of good and evil, sounds like a tree bearing awareness, which seems like it would be more power to the humans, even if it came at the cost of life. it is hard for me to say at this point. i will say that if Zeus and Poseidon are around 12,000 bp due to the story of atlantis, then this would be a point in time when humans were still stone age. also, this is a time when the persian gulf was fertile land. i can imagine it would have been a great place for a garden. this is only my assumption though.

If you cannot see that is inversion demonic, archontic, ahramanic? or just evil you must be possessed to whom or whatever aligns with that nasty low frequency. not directing this here or personally, obv. 🥰. Jesus or a name similar as j nor around then did nor die apparently just disappeared from the tomb so was still Alive and off and about. makes sense. Anarchy is Not Chaos geez pls. It Is the relinquishing of governments to self reliance and real True Sentient Commune Of Unities, -the righteous meanings, thx.

You need to get some of my former professor of apologetics and law, Dr. John Warwick Montgomery's books. Such as "History and Christianity, "Faith Founded on Fact," "Law Above the Law," "Human Rights, Human Dignity," "Slaughter of the Innocents," "Shape of the Past," "Where is History Going?" "In Defense of Martin Luther," "Myth Allegory and Gospel," "Demon Possession," "Christianity for the Toughminded," "The Suicide of Christian Theology," "God's Inerrant word,""The Quest for the Ark," "Evidence for Faith: How To Decide the God Question," "China in Chains," amongst others. He's written widely and considered one of the world's foremost evidential apologist. Check him out.

Very nice, Ryan!