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Here's your host, Dr. Jack Logan.

Welcome to the ancient tradition. I'm your host, Jack Logan.

It's great to be back with you today. If you're a new listener, welcome to the program.

We're glad to have you listening in.

And if you've been listening for a while, we're really glad to have you back.

Today's program is titled, Who is God, a father or mother of a divine family?

For the past several episodes, we've been looking at what the ancients taught about who God is. Now, to this point, we've learned, and this is based off a loads of evidence found

in the ancient record, which we've presented in the Who is God series. So check out those

episodes if you'd like to hear the evidence that the ancients

taught that God is a corporeal being, a being who has a body that has the same form as the

human body with eyes and ears and a mouth and a nose, or rather that our bodies are shaped

after the form of God's body, which would make us human beings

theomorphic. The ancients taught, and we've discussed this in detail, that first and foremost,

God is an upholder of the cosmic law, the cosmic law of righteousness, and because of that,

his body is completely sanctified or

holy. And because of that, God's body exudes an absolutely glorious light, a light that the

ancients described as fire. The ancients also taught that God's body is sexed, that the gods who inhabit the heavens are

either male or female. Like here on earth, each god only contains one half of the reproductive

capacity necessary to conceive children. And along with that, the ancients taught, and the ancient

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