> >All I'm pointing out is that knowing a myth does not mean
> >that you therefore also know behaviour, and that therefore mythology
> >is no substitute for actual description.
>
> You are making a much stronger argument: that we should not use
> mythology as a pointer for behaviour in any way whatsoever.
>
> --Peter Metcalfe
Those people who are able to live up to the behavior exemplified by their gods in the myth and legend through through thought, word and deed are worshipped as heroes or deified as gods themselves.
Few can live up to this. Here or in Glorantha.
Jeff
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