II. The Historical Creeds

Each age of history is associable with a particular creed. The ancient age is associable with the creed of race, the medieval with religion, and the modern with reason. The characteristic of the creed of race is to raid /conquer, that of religion to rule /govern and of reason is to reveal /enlighten. The creeds of race and religion are subjective, and the creed of reason is objective; the modern age and the creed of reason are therefore meant to be a historical and ideological breakthrough.

Reason-adulthood-unisexual roots signify the finding of being, which has now enabled the proposed enlightenment of identities of the world. Since race and religion are associated with the historical developmental phases of childhood and youth, leading to adulthood, they can also be upgraded transhistorically and interpreted universally, whereby, race-childhood-male roots signify the foundation of being, while religion-youth-female roots signify faith in being.