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To try to avoid the prophecy that said he was going to kill his father they all thought that they could avoid the prophesy of the oracle at Delphi. They put themselves above the gods in their desire to control their destinies, and that is the highest order of hubris. Oedipus's parents think they can avoid having their son kill his father by sending him away; later in life Oedipus thinks he can run away from his "father" to avoid killing him. In the end, the prophesy is completely fulfilled because there is no avoiding a prophesy of the gods.
he promised them if they ate of the tree they would die... it was fulfilled when they died.
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Ares was the Greek god of war. Apollo was the Greek god of prophesy.
Jesus Christ
The bible has thousands of promises in the bible, some are to be fulfilled still.
The ISBN of Death of the New Gods is 1401218393.
Jesus Christ
The statement was made by psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan. The phrase is correct, suggesting that even if humans can achieve god-like abilities or knowledge, they are still limited by their physical and material existence.
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No, they were still considered Gods.
Two things. The pharaohs said they were chosen by Gods, that they were Gods, and became Gods after death.