>eating from the tree is bad >but you won't have knowledge

God was certainly a nasty and hypocritical fellow, but nonetheless His creation is quite spectacular. All great artists are immoral to varying degrees, be they human or superhuman.

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You won't know what is good or bad until you are aware of your own suffering.

>>9003993

Was God the tree?

>>9004013
Yes, God is all around us

>>9003993
So fucking stupid. It's an allegory. Interpret it like one. When you interpret it strictly literally, you are literally about as retarded as Christian creationist/literalist, someone who takes everything in the Good Book literally.

We suffer when we cover up our inherent nakedness and feel ashamed of it, when we begin to impose good and evil as inherent values on the world --- the fall of humanity is from a state of innocent becoming, Edenic Nietzscheanism/Stirnerism, before shame existed.

>>9003993
The Demiurge is a tasteless troll.

>>9004022

So what kind of apple was it? Green or red?

>>9003993
It did not mean 'knowledge of the difference between good and bad'.

The 'good-and-bad' was a Hebrew literary device to mean 'everything'. So it's the 'Tree of Knowledge of Everything'.

>>9004032
Green, yes. Good job, good question.

>>9004017
So he´s also in my toilet when I take a shit?

>>9004022
>the only way muh retarded fairy tales make any sense is if you look at them as convoluted allegories employing countless layers of fuzzy abstraction
>yer dum if you take them at face value
>trying this hard to make sense of a collection of ancient jewish shitposts

>>9005701
>having this backwards an understanding of what myth is
HMM

>>9004032
Blue, because it was the first bluepill. Hence why a WOMAN, a simply inferior being, gives it to a MAN and gets him kicked out of PARADISE.

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>>9004022

holy shit

>>9004033
Then why did Jesus tell me to question everything and hold onto all that is good?

>>9005708
>yer dum
Great argument, mate.