Demiurge

What many beginners find confusing, however, is that while antique Gnosticism viewed the "Demiurge” as a malevolent or, at best, ignorant entity which the Gnostics opposed in any which way, in its core rituals Saturn is addressed as the "Great Demiurge” in a decidedly positive, respectful manner. How can this be? Isn't this a fundamental contradiction in dire need of resolution?Cult of the Black Cube.
in Plato's Timaeus (appr. 360 bc) the Demiurge as a universal artisan, master builder or fashioner, albeit essentially a secondary, executory force, is an entity viewed as a great benefactor. After Plato, both the Middle Platonic as well as the Neoplatonic schools of philosophy, while merrily expounding on it, were entirely happy with the notion, too. As, incidentally, are today's Freemasons, never mind the fact that they may not technically employ the term "demiurge” itself any longer, having replaced it with "Great Architect [of the Universe]”. The fundamental concept is still the same.Cult of the Black Cube.öööö
Demiurge in Hebrew Gematria equals 340:
* Image Of Satan > Titans > Passion > Kissinger > Gods E M P I R E > Human God > Hunger
* Connection
* Ancient God Ra	
* Helicopter	> Indictment
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