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Prometheus Studies

Finding God in Pilobilus, Tarantulas, Super Mario, and More

Jen Finelli, M. D.
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Pages
40
Year
2019
Language
English
Publisher
Becoming Hero Comics

About

"In Greek mythology, Prometheus created mankind and saved them from cold ignorance by bringing them fire. As punishment for helping humans, whom the evil rapist Zeus hated, Prometheus was bound to the top of a high mountain. There, alone for centuries but for the comfort of a passing female traveler, bitter wind gnawed at his naked flesh while every day an eagle came to feast on his liver. Suffering man, yet eternal God, pierced in his side, exposed and alone for the salvation of humanity... like Yeshua, called by the Gentiles Jesus, who died to bring fire to our hearts."
Physician and science fiction author Jen Finelli believes God leaves behind traces of pure Awesome in places we usually don't look. We are here to pick up the little glimmers and put them together: to study, through tarantulas, photons, Pilobilus, whatever, the true Prometheus and the fire that is life.
This is not a book about religious or scientific debate, but a daily series of mystic inspiration found in plants, DNA, vectors, and more.

Related Subjects

  • Mysticism
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