One thing i like from mormons is their obsession with genealogies

I can trace mine basically all the way back to Adam along some lines

Tritheism is perhaps another word you could call the Mormon view of God

three beings unified in purpose, mind, and goal

but we also know there are many other gods because of what the Book of Abraham and the Book of Moses say.

what kind of autism did i walk into

theology

but if you want a real in-depth view of the final form of Joseph Smith's and, by extention, Mormon views on the nature of God, it's all written down in the King Follett Sermon only a short time before his death.

What are those books

AND WHAT DO YOU MEAN OTHER GODS

they are in the pearl of great price

there's a whole council of them

gods, that is

When where they written?

by abraham a few thousand years ago

and moses a bit after that

brought back by divine inspiration in the 1800s after being lost

you know

LOL

Come on dude

What do you mean

Re-written?

brought back into being by divine inspiration through the light of God

through revelation/translation of ancient Egyptian papyri by Joseph Smith through dictation

and written by a Phelps, Warren, Williams, Cowdery, and Rigdon

the book of moses itself mostly being a retranslation of genesis

being then a part of a greater project to perfect the KJV

Minos and his wife are never seeing as gods, Minos is a tyrant who is later regarded as a gatekeeper of hell and his wife mingled with a bull as a punishment from Poseidon so it's obviously regarded as something abhorrent

well said

The whole labyrinth story isn't even about this, it's about a hero who finds the grail through the spiritual golden thread

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n3BqLZ8UoZk

that cartoon is about 80% correct

I agree with this interpretation, but where does it originate?

I think this is the general interpretation to all these myths involving threads, looms, and arrows

At least from my experience

Or do you mean the origin of the myth?

Clearly hyperborean.

no, I just was wondering if you came up with the interpretation or if you got it from someone else

but it would make sense then as a perennial sort of myth

Oh, from someone else