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mankind made an “evolutionary leap” acquiring the ability to speak due to
a translocation of a gene on the Y chromosome.
Philosophy, Mythology
Giovanni Reale, professor of History of Philosophy at the Catholic University
in Milan, explains the origin of the concept of “soul” developed in the Greek
world in the period between Homer and Plato 8 and reports some very
interesting statements with reference to the relationship between men and
gods in Homer's world...
He underlines that the gods have a full range of human vices as well as an
ambivalent character. In examining the triad of Zeus, Apollo and Athena,
we see that Zeus does not keep promises, and he can be easily deceived.
Apollo gets directly involved in battle, reminding Diomedes that he
should not fight with the gods, because he is not the same as the race of
men trudging on the ground. He also recalls two passages from the Iliad
that we find very interesting if seen in relation to the hypothesis that gods
were people made of flesh and blood. During the Trojan War, they could
actually still be on Earth, since one of them had established a covenant
with Moses in almost the same time when the events described in the Iliad
took place.
Elena looks dreadfully like the immortal goddesses...
Poseidon disguises himself as the prophet Calchas and then when he
speaks to Ajax Oileus, Ajax says: “This is not Calchas, I immediately
watched behind him, his footprints and footsteps as he was going; gods
are easily recognized!”.
Sumerology
Giovanni Pettinato, professor in Sumerology at the University La
Sapienza in Rome, writes: 9 35