Follow TV Tropes

Following

Discussion History Main / TheBigGuy

Go To

Changed line(s) 1 from:
n
I think YHWH is from later groups who identify with the other Semites more than Jews, since as far as I know the classical account of YHWH tended more toward \
to:
I think YHWH is from later groups who identify with the other Semites more than Jews, since as far as I know the classical account of YHWH tended more toward \\\"weird thing Jews worship\\\" than \\\"horrible evil\\\". The page even mentions there was a tendency to equate it to El/Elion rather than treat it as a distinct entity.

Yam is mainly because it was blamed on destructive storms and everything involved with the sea (ancient Hebrews equated falling overboard to [[SuperDrowningSkills instant death]]). Also, he is equated with a scary monster who got in the way of the gods doing godly stuff (Lotan) so there\\\'s that.

Mot I think is because all the text we have of him involve him doing some asshole action and there is no record of him ever being worshiped as a positive force (not that Hebrew Mythology left much record anyway).

That\\\'s just what \\\'\\\'\\\'I\\\'\\\'\\\' think though. There are other users here who seem to know more about history/mythology and might be able to bring up additional fact or more intimately explain why the culture of the time would interpret what we know as \\\"evil\\\" while people like you and me just say \\\"uh, so they feud, so what?\\\", ValuesDissonance and all.
Changed line(s) 1 from:
n
I feel like there needs to be a place for the Big Loud Guy, a Big Guy is often challenging the Leader and advocating for a more cold hearted approach. Jayne Cobb and Worf would be examples.
to:
I feel like there needs to be a place for the Big Loud Guy, a Big Guy who is often challenging the Leader and advocating for a more cold hearted approach. Jayne Cobb, Grant Ward, and Worf would be examples.
Changed line(s) 1 from:
n
I feel like there needs to be a place for the Big Loud Guy, a Big Guy is often challenging the Leader and advocating for a more cold hearted approach. Jayne Cobb, Worf
to:
I feel like there needs to be a place for the Big Loud Guy, a Big Guy is often challenging the Leader and advocating for a more cold hearted approach. Jayne Cobb and Worf would be examples.
Top