God Is a Perfect Poet

According to Ted Tollefson, "Mostly a hero is just a sandwich," he said most people recognize that the hero tends to endanger their lives to help others. Certainly, the main purpose of the hero is to live for others. They do everything they want for everyone and do not mind that their actions may be illegal. Furthermore, the character of the heroic personality is justice, humanity, and the truth. These characteristics make it easy to associate with social and political problems often related to law.

The idea of ​​the hero was completed in ancient Greece. For Greeks, heroes exist at the level of the universe between humans and gods. According to the poet Hesiod, the hero is a man who lived as before. All of them are dead, but the heroes gathered the attention of the people and often protected the gods. In another tradition, a hero appears when God and man still live with a generation and half a century as a child of a semi-sacred parent.

Xenophanes is a poet and a philosopher, a pioneer of an elementary school of ancient Greece. Xenophanes objected to the idea of ​​human beings. Greek mythological gods are thieves, cheaters, liars, and imposters. Indeed, God has to get rid of these human vices and faults. God is God and God is God. God is far from a person: God is one, but there are many people; God is perfect and infinite, and human beings are incomplete and finite; God is immortal and man is destiny; On the other hand, God permeates the universe, but humans do everything at once, just by occupying a small space around them, but in contrast, humans can only do one thing, When you run in a hurry, God has no need to move in space. I think that personification is what he intends to argue. Regardless of whether he is aware of this, he is taking a step towards pantheism