No.10 Monotheism is a religion of Father God

November 17, 1998
By Yasuji Sada

When we are inquired what monotheism is, the first answer is that it is a religion of Father God. Of course, it is known now that there are several kinds of monotheism, namely, the one advocated by Moses, the one by Jesus Christ and the one by Mohammed. Therefore, all of them are not the religion of Father God. But, from the standpoint of Christianity, it can be said that monotheism is a religion of a line of Father God.

Monotheism is a religion of spiritual level that deified one Creator. However, it can be found that there is subtle difference between the three monotheistic religions if they are classified according to the ancestry of ancient Gods. Though they adored one God as a Creator similarly, each religion had its own character given by the three different advocator.

Moses was a man as human being, but his soul was a line of Mother God from the theogonic viewpoint as was the case with Buddha of the founder of Buddhism, Lao-tse of Taoism or Confucius of Confucianism. They all appeared as men on the earth as if their souls were a line of Father God, and these were special cases of the ostensible transformation from Mother God to Father God.

These facts are thought to be difficult to understand without accepting ancient Gods, and we can not explain the purification and reformation of Cosmoses without recognizing them.

On the other hand, Jesus Christ had a soul as a line of Father God like Uranos and Zeus appeared in Greek mythology. The reason why Christianity became a world religion after taking root in ancient Rome is thought to be that Roman regime was protected by Father God.

In case of Moses, he had a soul as a line of Mother God like Gaea and Hera and he had to control the Twelve Tribes of Israel. It seems, therefore, that he could not propagate monotheism only from the standpoint of Father God. That is to say, he had to perform the standpoint for the scheme of a line of Child God symbolized by The Star of David unifying Israel, as is the case with Kronos in Greek mythology.

As to Mohammed in Islam, he is said to have preached the teachings of archangel Gabriel though he worshipped Allah as a Creator. Therefore he was different from the two persons above from the viewpoint of a line of Gods. He preached the teaching from the standpoint such as Apollon in Greek mythology, and it was a religion of spiritual level that was established after the arrangements of Gods at 1000 A.D. collasped.