/lit/ - Literature

>>22994933
>not tell him that because you're wrong.
Objectively fake and extraordinarily gay
All myths of the past had a mother goddess who created the men of order/the inhabitants of the Earth. The ancients saw the world through the lens of order and chaos. Chaos was an everlasting thing while order was an aberration. The reason as to why the ancients viewed the world this way is due to how they viewed women as chaotic and the originator while man was the latter and the vanquisher of chaos. This reminds me of Hindu mythology in that Vishnu was both the god of creativity and the god of death. Chaos is exciting and dangerous.
The story of Adam and Eve put a twist to this. God, usually referred to as a man by the Abrahamics, produces Adam. He familiarizes Adam with the world at large. This demonstrates that order existed first. Then Eve came in and caused chaos. Eve consumed the apple which condemned mankind to suffering. She is chaos, but she is also life. This demonstrates that order always existed and chaos is an aberration.
Maybe subconsciously this influenced the men of after the axial age and helped developed the idea of linear time idk.

Ok now you can probably see my apprehension in showing my professor this.