Two questions: 1) Have you looked into the Mormon temples and their suitability or not with regards to the temple technology principles?
2) Several months ago, there was discussion on the topic of Ganesha being described as a child God. That stirred up memories of Christmas time novenas, wherein The Child God was the main focus of both the novena prayers and the carols. While titular Child God is implied to be Jesus, the Ganesha discussion highlighted the ambiguity of the title and opened up the question of which Child God is being referenced. This was in South America, so there is a grain of syncretic salt (just as the large numbers of Virgins of _____ that seem to abound in these regions) to consider. Apart from Ganesha, what other gods are there that can be described as child gods?
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Date: 2023-08-14 04:35 am (UTC)Two questions:
1) Have you looked into the Mormon temples and their suitability or not with regards to the temple technology principles?
2) Several months ago, there was discussion on the topic of Ganesha being described as a child God. That stirred up memories of Christmas time novenas, wherein The Child God was the main focus of both the novena prayers and the carols. While titular Child God is implied to be Jesus, the Ganesha discussion highlighted the ambiguity of the title and opened up the question of which Child God is being referenced. This was in South America, so there is a grain of syncretic salt (just as the large numbers of Virgins of _____ that seem to abound in these regions) to consider. Apart from Ganesha, what other gods are there that can be described as child gods?