Can't remember which philosopher; Plato or Aristotle. Said something about the true nature of all things could be deduced because they are immutable. Basically the opposite of today's relativism. So you can ask a kid a bunch of questions, and the kid will know the truth even if he never learned it.
This is because these "truths" existed outside the bounds of reality. They were immutable, something humans couldn't fake or mess with.
Demiurge sounds like demi and urge, so.im guessing the primal or "evil" urges of men? And it's antithesis would be the good or Jesus? If the Greek philosophers were right, then there is an overarching reality that is immutable and thus intangible to mere mortals.
Something like that I would guess.
Demiurge sounds like demi and urge, so.im guessing the primal or "evil" urges of men? And it's antithesis would be the good or Jesus?
If people's primal urges are used to define the physical world, I suppose this would make sense. But I think the Ghostbin OP is talking about an actual separate spiritual being dreaming up the physical world we live in.
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