First Beings

In the Theogonie of Hesiod, the story of Hesiod 's "first batch" (Theog. 116-138) provides the basis for understanding the early historical views of the Greek universe. Hesiod shows that the creation of the universe and all life begins with four primitive creatures, chaos, Gaia, Tataros and Eros. Throughout this article there are several lines that explain how the universe was originally made and how life started. The chosen poem explains the importance of the four primitive creatures, each of which plays an important role.

The problematic religious gods are as follows. First, humans are created not by natural evolutionary processes, but by creators of the universe. He put the first two in the perfect world without pain and death. But those who can freely choose not to obey the creator's instructions, the result is the collapse of human beings, which not only means that the first two people suffer and die, but all their descendants are very good did. However, after several generations, the creator was kindly involved in rescue activities, his son, he becomes a materialization of a man, and through the sacrificed death the creator permits this to be accepted . Sacrifice it, and enjoy the eternal victory in front of the creator

Atum (Ra) - The god of the sun, the best lord of the gods, the first god of Ennead (the palace of the nine gods), the creator of the universe and humanity. Atum (Ra) is the first sacred person who stands on the chaotic original mound, using the magic powers of Heca to create all other gods, humans and life on Earth. Bastet (Bast) - A beautiful cat goddess, secrets of women, childbirth, fertility, and parents and guardians or family members with malicious or misfortune. She is the daughter of Ra and is closely related to Hathor. Buster is one of the most popular gods in ancient Egypt. Male and female respect her equally and carry her charm's amulet. As she universally worshiped, in 525 BC the Persians used Egyptian allegiance to Buster to win Peru's battle. They painted Bustedt on their shields and they drove animals in front of their troops as they knew that the Egyptians would rather give up their goddesss but rather give up.