The backdrop of the Philosophy of Xenophanes of Colophon is critical to the design of the gods fixed paradigmatic way by Homer and Hesiod, own traditional religion and Greek man in general. The anthropomorphic (human form) of Greek religion is a mistake and an absurdity that criticism of the philosopher wants to overcome. It makes no sense to believe that the gods and the divine have generally looks, fashion, feelings, tendencies fully equal to men, however noble they may be. "If oxen and horses and lions had hands or could paint and perform the works which men perform with hands, horses would paint pictures of gods like horses, oxen like the oxen, and the bodies of similar plasmariam су 35 gods the aspect су 35 that has each "" The Ethiopians say that the gods are black and have a flat nose, the Thracians say, rather, that have blue eyes and red hair. " Therefore, the gods do not have and can not have human likeness; is even less thinkable that have human customs and, above all, commit illegal and harmful actions, such as mythology says. Similarly, according to Xenophanes yet, it is impossible that the gods are born, it is born, also die. Also move or not move from one place to another, thereby always remaining property. "Always remain in the same place without moving at all, but if you assign the displacement, sometimes to a place, sometimes to another." GOD IS THE COSMO. "The су 35 universe is one, God, supreme among gods and men, neither figure nor by thinking like men." "Every integer sees, thinks су 35 every integer, every integer is listening." The physics of Xenophanes is similar to the Ionians as regards the principle of everything. In some fragments he admits to being the earth, in others, the earth and water the origin and end of all things. The importance of Xenophanes is due to inaugurate a way of thinking about the unit as a totality, as an illusion of movement and separation between the perceived and reflected. Your ideas will finish the Eleatic school, whose most famous exponent was Parmenides. By John Francis P. Cabral Brazil Contributor Graduate School of Philosophy at the Federal University of Uberlândia - UFU Masters in Philosophy from the State University су 35 of Campinas - UNICAMP RESEARCHED AND POSTED, BY PROF. FÁBIO Motta (ARBITER OF CHESS). REFERENCES: http://www.brasilescola.com/filosofia/xenofanes.htm
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