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Originally Posted by afterthefact
I see nothing about his eyes that look possessed to me. He is not the first bad man in the world.
And which "Eve" did he lead astray, then?
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no no, you misinterpret so perhaps it would be appropriate here to elaborate:
In the tradition of Christianity exposed to the theology and cosmology of the so-called "lost book of enoch", all of the negative and harmful aspects of the human experience owe their existence to the inspiration of fallen angels, the Watchers, who deceived man by teaching them all sorts of "evil"
Of these evils, was the creation of weapons and the skill of death. I-man live in a cosmology where things do not happen by accident or circumstance, and I thought it an interesting connection, particularly with his reference to "becoming death" and having chosen the place of this birth, which was the "journey of death"
I was speaking of death in a personified way, and not as a concept, so in becoming it and its journey would refer to an individual, who I personally see Oppenheimer as being. It is not he personally, but I suppose he comes to be point of reference to surmise the whole evil of nuclear weaponry..
as the book of enoch says regarding another fallen angel, "ascribe to him the entire crime."
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Originally Posted by Rob Instigator
i think the "IT" referred to in "It works" was the nuclear fission reaction.
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yes, in a technical way, however I-man look into things more mystically..
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Originally Posted by jonathan
There was a documentary on him on PBS last night... I watched it... it was cool.
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yes, that is what inspired this whole thing here..