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Jiang compares Mayan divine-service mythology to the Enuma Elish and Catholic Church, arguing that multiple religions imagine humans as servants or slaves of God.
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Jiang compares Mayan divine-service mythology to the Enuma Elish and Catholic Church, arguing that multiple religions imagine humans as servants or slaves of God.
"of these religions where we have to believe that the gods created us in order to serve them. We are slaves to the gods,..."
"...is the freedom of nothingness, or indeed the nothingness of freedom, slavery. God, the figment of God, has been historically the moral source, or..."
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