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Hero worship dates back thousands of years and is as prevalent today as it has ever been. The ancient Greeks divided
history into ages, and they revered these heroes such as Heracles (Hercules) so much that they even named an age of time
after them, called appropriately enough 'The Age of Heroes'. The Bible makes mention of 'Mighty Men', 'Men of Renown'
that were famed in the days before the flood of Noah. These 'men' were considered to be 'Superhuman', and not without
reason. Mythological accounts of the exploits of these 'heroes' prove that the source of their power was technology, very
advanced technology in some cases such as the 'thunderbolts of Zeus', the 'trident' of Poseidon, the flying craft, the 'vimana'
of Hindu mythology and too many other accounts to list here. Magic is nothing more than advanced technology, even a
'wizard's' staff would be an energy weapon of some type, so the ancient superheroes like Hercules and magicians like Merlin
were empowered by advanced technology.
Since we are now manufacturing 'superheroes' and super soldiers in modern times through technological means such as
nanotechnologies, and through genetic enhancements, it would be wise for us to compare ancient 'heroes' to modern ones
and see what the future holds for our ever increasingly 'Brave New World'. The Hebrew word for these ancient heroes of
'men of renown' as mentioned in Genesis 6:4 is 'Gobborim' and one of the meanings of this word is 'Tyrant', so as 'supermen'
and 'superheroes' move from the realm of fiction into the realm of reality look for more tyranny, more oppression not less.
- Technology and Magic in the Age of Heroes Part 1
- Technology and Magic in the Age of Heroes Part 2
- Technology and Magic in the Age of Heroes Part 3
- Technology and Magic in the Age of Heroes Part 4
- Technology and Magic in the Age of Heroes Part 5
Hero worship dates back thousands of years and is as prevalent today as it has ever been. The ancient Greeks divided
history into ages, and they revered these heroes such as Heracles (Hercules) so much that they even named an age of time
after them, called appropriately enough 'The Age of Heroes'. The Bible makes mention of 'Mighty Men', 'Men of Renown'
that were famed in the days before the flood of Noah. These 'men' were considered to be 'Superhuman', and not without
reason. Mythological accounts of the exploits of these 'heroes' prove that the source of their power was technology, very
advanced technology in some cases such as the 'thunderbolts of Zeus', the 'trident' of Poseidon, the flying craft, the 'vimana'
of Hindu mythology and too many other accounts to list here. Magic is nothing more than advanced technology, even a
'wizard's' staff would be an energy weapon of some type, so the ancient superheroes like Hercules and magicians like Merlin
were empowered by advanced technology.
Since we are now manufacturing 'superheroes' and super soldiers in modern times through technological means such as
nanotechnologies, and through genetic enhancements, it would be wise for us to compare ancient 'heroes' to modern ones
and see what the future holds for our ever increasingly 'Brave New World'. The Hebrew word for these ancient heroes of
'men of renown' as mentioned in Genesis 6:4 is 'Gobborim' and one of the meanings of this word is 'Tyrant', so as 'supermen'
and 'superheroes' move from the realm of fiction into the realm of reality look for more tyranny, more oppression not less.