What makes a great movie? GREAT ACTORS. Who's in the movie? White hats, black hats... and YOU. I'm in this movie. You're in this movie. What makes a compelling plot? SLAYING THE DRAGON. Check this little documentary about how the work of Joseph Campbell might be influencing the movie we're watching!
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Ares suits them. They'd like to keep it.
Apis. Ba'al. The Minotaur. The "Golden Calf".
The Bull of Heaven.
EDIT: my counterpart in this exchange noted that I was wrong and that Ares is not the Bull. Indeed he is the Ram, which for the Cabal folks would be represented by, amongst other symbols, the Baphomet. The horns represent knowledge, and I suspect that they would say it represents esoteric knowledge, about things like adrenochrome.
area isn't the bull. that was taurus.
remember when the age of taurus ended and ares began? that was when moses told everyone that worshipping a golden calf was bad, and everyone started talking about shepherds instead.
ares being a ram (sheep) and all. you remember that whole abraham thing? when suddenly there was a ram to sacrifice instead of his son?
P.S. It's good you show the instances in the Bible that nod to these "Ages", as it seems from some of the other comments folks are not aware of them/their greater meaning. This is also why Jesus is the fish. Age of Pisces.
ty. i'm trying constantly to remind people that none of this is movie western simple. it is all terribly complex and "good" is on a sliding scale if it even applies.
All of this is straight out of the Bible and the Cabal-lah teachings. With Osiris Blood Sex Magick and Aleister Crowley and Bram Stoker and the Huxley family and the Hospitaliers vs the Templars and Helena Blavatsky and all the rest of that crap. And stuff that goes back to Babylon and Enki and Enlil thrown in as well. Because these are all shades of the same story.
The Bible is a historic account, a codex, and ... mostly ... a warning.
Sorry sorry. I'm dumb sometimes. Yes, Ares = God of War.