Central Theme / Mythology & Religion

• Agnosticism: Nothing can be known with absolute certainty.
• Atheism: Reason over belief.
• Aztec Mythology: The necessity of sacrifice.
• Baha’i Faith: Religion as a continuous unraveling of the truth.
• Buddhism: The search for inner peace and contentment.
• Celtic Mythology:
  • Arthurian Legend: Humanity's aspirations to transcend its baser instincts (lust, greed, vengeance, distrust).
• Christianity: Salvation and redemption.
  • Catholicism & Orthodoxy: Sacrifice and sharing in it.
  • Protestantism: God's sovereignty and the need for faith.
    • Calvinism: Predestination and the roles we're given on earth.
    • Pentecostalism: One's personal relationship with God.
  • Mormonism: Family.
  • Spiritism: Charity.
• Classical Mythology:
  • You Can't Fight Fate.
  • The folly of pride.
  • The eternal struggle between parent and child.
• Egyptian Mythology:
  • The cycle of life and Rebirth.
  • The balance between Order and Chaos.
• Gnosticism: Salvation through knowledge and wisdom.
• Hinduism:
  • The Mahabharata: Stay righteous and do your duty, whether or not it seems to be helping.
• Islam: Peace through submission to God.
• Jainism: The alleviation of suffering through non-violence.
• Judaism: Man as God's partner in sanctifying the world.
• Mesopotamian Mythology:
  • The Epic of Gilgamesh: Immortality and the inevitability of death.
• Norse Mythology:
  • Heroism in the face of defeat.
  • Acceptance of fate.
• Satanism:
  • Dark Is Not Evil.
  • Self-gratification and hedonism.
• Shinto:
  • Cleansing and purification.
  • The natural world is sacred.
  • Respect of Ancient Tradition.
• Sikhism: Justice and equality for all of humanity.
• Unitarian Universalism: The teachings of a religion are more important than what literally happened.