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My presumption is that the Creator created all heavenly bodies, by intelligent design. Using the alternative view that there is no Creator I came up with too many hurdles of random coincidence upon coincidence.
According to my logic the same Creator created both Saturn and Earth and the entire Universe by thought alone. We exist within a perpetually self-fulfilling matrix of conscious organised thought, I think.
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Thank you for the 2 links. The first reminded me of a recent movie. Can you guess?
Dig in to world mythology and one will quickly find that almost every ancient culture believed, at the earliest stages of mythology, in a single, lone god who sat in the north, and it was from it that the rest of the world (and gods) emanated (e.g. the Japanese Kojiki illustrates this point in all its bizarreness). Talbott has a strong argument that this 'god' was in fact the planet Saturn, earth's first sun. This is the point Talbott illustrates well, but he errs when he supposes that all creator gods of all traditions must therefore be the planet Saturn. I also disagree with Talbott's logic regarding the god of the Hebrews: Talbott supposes that because the Canaanite word El (Saturn) is used repeatedly of the Hebrew god, YHWH, the god of the Hebrews must therefore be the planet Saturn.
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“Why? Am I not enough for you? Look how much I love you. Do you still love me? See how I can make you laugh and how I remind you to play? What can that thing do?”
Kitten says: “Whatever!”