@Blurry Moon @YBG pern

Absolutely. Personally though, my agenda is to bring people back to a more nuanced and historically grounded understanding so they can shed the pervasive delusions which occur when sacred narratives like that end up in the hands of the uninitiated and then virally promoted to/by the gullible and superstitious on behalf of `spiritual` grifters. That's why in my view Christinanity is and arguably (according to Tacitus, Suetonius, Porphyry, Julian, etc) always was far more a superstition than a legitimate religion.