The religious allegories and similes seem to be more towards a atheist deconstruction, than actually calling upon Biblical knowledge for narrative symbolism.
The idea was to serve as a warning that never got out to the public and even if it had man would still wouldn't listen. The ending sentence is intended to draw a clear distinction that even if man tried to be God, the rules of nature would put man in his place regardless of time frame.
My plan is to make in depth commentaries about each and every story I've written over time. This is up there as one of the ones I have the most to say. Hope this helps :)
The religious allegories and similes seem to be more towards a atheist deconstruction, than actually calling upon Biblical knowledge for narrative symbolism.
The idea was to serve as a warning that never got out to the public and even if it had man would still wouldn't listen. The ending sentence is intended to draw a clear distinction that even if man tried to be God, the rules of nature would put man in his place regardless of time frame.
My plan is to make in depth commentaries about each and every story I've written over time. This is up there as one of the ones I have the most to say. Hope this helps :)
-Fredo