Why do marvel movies and comics feel like a return of the old gods? I investigate the spiritual origins of creative inspiration.
The concept of the muse was once understood as an external entity, a spirit that possesses an artist to deliver knowledge. I trace this idea of creative inspiration back to Roman beliefs about the genius, contrasting it with how figures like Paul McCartney describe the sudden arrival of finished songs. Using John Fleming’s 1879 text, The Fallen Angels and the Heroes of Mythology, I examine whether these accounts point toward a deeper influence from fallen angels.
By analyzing how the Marvel Cinematic Universe brings ancient deities into the mainstream, I discuss the potential for spiritual warfare within the stories we consume daily. Author Alan Moore has described writing as a form of spellcasting, and this analysis questions if modern entertainment acts as a vehicle for these old gods. I conclude by looking at biblical warnings about seducing spirits in the latter times and how they might manifest through the screen.
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