Ra and the highest god in the gnostic description of creation including incarnation

[jafar]

Not sure whether "'El 'Eljon" / "The supreme god who has (only) 70 sons" can be exactly 1-to-1 mapped in definition and meaning to Ra's definition of "One Infinite Creator".

In terms of 'ancient scriptures', Ra's definition of "One Infinite Creator" fits nicely with Vedic's "Brahman" and Lao Tse's "Tao".
In which the number of "sons & daughters" are "uncountable".
Yet each of them are 'temporal' in nature, part of the illusion.
Among them are 'entities' / 'identities' which commonly referred as "god(s)", 'angels' and "devas/devis" in sanskrit.
And definitely you, me, them as well.

I like how Ra's refer to all finite form of the infinite as merely "identities" or "entities", as it shows that he has an 'egalitarian view' of everything. All identities / entities are equally divine, none is 'higher' or 'lower'.

While Canaanites view (whether Israelites or non-Israelites) seems to have a view that the "god(s)" are 'higher' compared to merely human, god(s) are 'divine' while human are 'not divine'. #separation
And "My God" is higher in divinity, authority, power than "Your/Their God".

And as explained by Ra, Service-To-Self group tends to view things in hierarchical manner (who/what has status that is higher and lower) while Service-To-Others group view things in the opposite, everything are finite part of the one infinite thus equal a.k.a egalitarian view. Every finite part is a part of you. #unity