The chronology of the Greek myth is often contradictory. But Prometheus and Zeus never got along, so one might assume that the actions of Prometheus were after Zeus had overthrown Cronus.
So there was someone that he could rule
In Greek mythology Zeus withheld fire from mankind, but Prometheus stole it. In some stories Prometheus created man from mud. Doctor Frankenstein tried to create human life in a dead body. The parallel should be obvious.
Well in a nut shell, Prometheus created man. We love what we create because it is like our child. Prometheus knew man would never go far without technology, so like many fathers, he sacrificed himself and paid the price.
Prometheus had created humans in the likeness of gods, using the clay and water of Panopeus, and Athena had breathed a living soul into them. To compensate for the lack of great qualities, which had foolishly all been given to the creatures by Epimetheus, the wise Titan made Man stand upright like the gods, to be noble and conscious, and to hold his head high, looking up at the heavens.
Before Prometheus brought fire to humanity, people lived a primitive lifestyle, relying on natural elements for survival. They primarily depended on foraging for food, gathering fruits, nuts, and roots, and hunting animals with rudimentary tools. Their existence was characterized by constant vulnerability to the elements, with no means to cook food or stay warm, leading to a life of hardship and limited social development. Without fire, they lacked the ability to create more complex societies, as cooking and warmth were essential for progress and innovation.
Prometheus didn't create humans he just gave them fire.
He did not. Prometheus did.
He did not. Prometheus did.
Prometheus and Epimetheus were given the task to create mankind.
So there was someone that he could rule
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In Greek mythology Zeus withheld fire from mankind, but Prometheus stole it. In some stories Prometheus created man from mud. Doctor Frankenstein tried to create human life in a dead body. The parallel should be obvious.
Well in a nut shell, Prometheus created man. We love what we create because it is like our child. Prometheus knew man would never go far without technology, so like many fathers, he sacrificed himself and paid the price.
Actually a great many gods created us, not just Prometheus or the abrahamic God. Each religion has its own beliefs, independent of all other religions. In that respect, all religions are equal.
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Prometheus had created humans in the likeness of gods, using the clay and water of Panopeus, and Athena had breathed a living soul into them. To compensate for the lack of great qualities, which had foolishly all been given to the creatures by Epimetheus, the wise Titan made Man stand upright like the gods, to be noble and conscious, and to hold his head high, looking up at the heavens.
Her job was not really to make friends. Zeus made Hephaestus create her out of clay and sent her to punish Prometheus with the things in her box. Prometheus felt there was something fishy about this, but his brother Epimetheus married Pandora. They had one daughter Pyrrha. Those were probably her only friends.