Lest we not forget the Great Masters used allegorical imagery methods to explain religion, and Michael Angelo's The Creation of Adam catches the
higher truths at the Vatican's Cistine Chappel:
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Here the painting shows that the image for God sits atop the image for the Human Brain, which largely means the issue of God is largely set in human
thoughts and beliefs.
Humans once thought that Gods were the elements and often times the characteristics of animals. Then along came from Ancient Astronaughts and some
of them tried to play god, but were considered Tyrants. Then Nimrod wanted to play god and was considered a Tyrant.
Along comes Moses, with lots of alchemical knowledge and he decides there is only one God, the one with the big G that includes the natural order of
everything from volcanic events to killed Giants, to the existance of the fallen angels, and on around to the magic elements in the Earth give by God
that could be used to Man's purpose.
Yet, when all was said and done, God all about the Natural Orders of the world and even space, and science and alchemy were the study of that ordered
system.
God was best captured by Michael Angelo's The Creation of Adam resting on the Human mind.
Even the Great Master DaVinci captures the Alchemical essence of Jesus and his contributions to the ways of the Natural Order in those times of a land
divided with volcanic poisons and the better balances of Nature with Boron's contribution.
What the Church Fears from the wider views of these issues, is there are no special miracles and the special thing they most wanted was Freedom, and
the perversion of religion from the truth these days denys Man's Freedoms on Seeing the Higher Truth needed to set everyone free.


, but i am
more inclined to believe that these "Sons of Man" did not interbreed with humans per say, but more likely influenced their mentality/spirituality.
(Probably more like the view of demons, demon possesion) It says in the NT that Angels did not have the capability to reproduce offspring. The "Men
of Renown" mentioned later were simply God fearing rulers and leaders, and some happened to be Giants. I do agree with the ancient alien argument to
the extent that the alien where fallen angels, and influenced the course of ancient human history