[iluvlucy]

All of which amounts to a statement of faith. Your faith not mine.

[orionblamblam]

>>Baldur ain't Lucifer ain't Shiva ain't Xenu ain't Christ ain't Jehovah ain't Azathoth ain't Allah.

> All of which amounts to a statement of faith. Your faith not mine.

And what faith is that? Some form of Unitarian? I've never met someone who thought that Baldur is Lucifer is Shiva is Xenu is Christ is Jehovah is Azathoth is Allah.

[aNYCguy]

Different cultures, at different times, at vast distances from each other, have created supernatural beings with different names and wildly different characteristics. With me so far?

Now, I understand that you consider these different beings to be all one concept, with the exception of your personal favorite, and that anyone who disagrees is making a statement of faith. This is a perplexing position you've taken. It leads me to wonder what criteria you use to differentiate concepts from one another, if not by name, time of origin, location of origin, appearance, disposition, or history.