Third Eye
The person entire is an eye and can be heart
The hidden occult meaning presented to those who know is it made you look. By this I mean bringing symbol to the attention of an audience takes them on the wrong road. We believe "knowing" alone empowers us to overcome evil. By looking into the varied meanings of Stargate for example we waste time and fruitlessly speculate.
At this juncture Christianity is the only human force able to overcome evil. C.S. Lewis calls Christianity true myth. Semyon Frank writes "there is no bottomless pit between God and a man that the Orthodox Christianity is used to see between them." In the foreword to the final work of his life, in the book Reality and Man: An Essay in the Metaphysics of Human Nature the thinker writes that the basic intent of his book is to overcome “the fatal strife between the two beliefs – faith in God and faith in man, which is so typical for the European spiritual life of the last centuries” (Frank, 2007, p. 15). Frank overcomes this discord by representing God not in an objective world opposing man, but within the human personality, as part of its spiritual life. God, according to Frank, represents the deepest basis of the human nature, its highest instance. From this perspective, God and a human “ego” prove to be an inseparable unity.
At the same time, Frank does not mix the perception of God with human subjectivity, with its rational or emotional components. For the knowledge of God, a man shall go further than his subjectivity – to his own substantive depth and there to discover his true essence coinciding with God.
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https://www.chebucto.ns.ca/Philosophy/Sui-Generis/Berdyaev/essays/worth.htm
Very many people to-day estimate the Christian religion by those whose profession of it is exterior and degenerate: Christianity is the religion of love and of freedom, but it is judged according to the hostility and hate and acts of violence of so many Christians, men who compromise their faith and are a stumbling-block to the weak.
We are often told that the representatives of other religions, Buddhists, Mohammedans, Jews, are better than Christians in that they are more faithful to their religious precepts; unbelievers, atheists, and materialists are pointed out who are more worthy of respect, more unworldly in their lives, more capable of sacrifice than are many Christians. But the whole of the unworthiness of these numerous Christians resides exactly in that they do not fulfil their religion, but rather alter and pervert it. They are judged by their inability to raise themselves to the heights of that which they profess. But how then can the shortcomings of Christians he imputed to Christianity when the reproach levelled at them is precisely that they are out of accord with the grandeur of their faith? These charges are clearly contradictory. If the followers of other religions are often more observant of them than Christians are of theirs, it is because these religions are more within the reach of man than are the heights of Christianity. It is indeed much more easy to be a good Mohammedan than a good Christian. The religion of love is not less exalted or less true because its realization in life is an exceedingly difficult task. It is not Christ's fault that his truth is not fulfilled and that his commandments are spurned.
Believing and practicing Jews are always ready to tell us that the law of their religion has the great advantage of being practicable; Judaism is more adapted to human nature and to the ends of human life and calls for less renunciation. Christianity, on the other hand, is the most difficult religion to put into practice, the most trying to human nature, requiring painful self-sacrifice at every turn; Jews look on it as an idealistic dream, useless in practical life and for that reason harmful. We too often measure the moral value of men by their religion and ideals. If a materialist is good according to his light, devoted to his idea and ready to make certain sacrifices for it, then we are impressed by his greatness of soul and cite him as an example. But it is infinitely harder for a Christian to keep abreast of his ideal, for it means that he has got to love his enemies, carry his cross bravely, and resist the temptations of the world unflinchingly -- things which neither the Jew nor the Mohammedan nor the materialist is called on to do. Christianity takes us along the line of greatest resistance, the Christian life is a crucifixion of self.
Marxism a non-solution: love one another is not found in the ideology. Cold economics. “From each” always taxes us. And then taxed money is given to the worthy. Who is worthy are exactly is quite specific in the Texts of Marxist faith.
https://www.qcinstitute.org/docs/Speculative-Gnosticism-Of-The-Marxist-Faith.pdf
What we are is not to be judged by our lack but by our actions, our intent and our heart. Our minds must sift Truth from Reason and Perception. Just as Tolstoy pointed out “History would be a wonderful thing (tool) if it were only (accurate) true.” The same applies to sifting Truth from fabrications, cunning deceit, manipulation and lies. Minds set upon seas of question to live Truth are buffeted by the essence of opposition and there be reason for that, Battle for control of Free Will. Therefore Ten Commandments are a hard but strong force against an untethered mind or unsure heart. We are either Partners and Capable of developing or harboring God like properties or lost in our choices and buffeted existence. I choose to Try to be my best Self. In my opinion the Personal Exercise of Capability is the reason we exist. To build our understanding of our capabilities, allows us to acknowledge and sustain Free Will.
Literally, gases created by the Big Bang cooled and through thermal changes and forces of gravity created stars (just as they do now in galaxies in the known universe) and planets. A bit more likely than a bloke saying "abracadabra" POOF.
Sentient beings? Evolution and visits from planetary beings.
Who marked off the dimensions? I believe it could have been the same people who built civilizations pre the floods around the Earth created by polar shifts.
Who laid it's cornerstones. See above.
The Morning Star and Angels? See above. But just as likely to have been Odin, Zeus, or one of the other gods (travellers)
Certainly wasn't something that started a task billions of billions of billions of years ago. Then waited till 13 billion years ago the do something and was then so bloody lazy that it waited billions of years to do something else.
And what did it do then?
It set about systematic genocide.