On the Acropolis of ancient Athens stood the Parthenon, a glorious temple to a woman we commonly call Athena. Outside her temple stood a huge bronze statue of her in warrior mode.

    Inside her temple stood her 40-foot-tall gold and ivory idol-image. In here right hand, she holds Nike, or Victory. By her left side, the golden Genesis serpent rises up next to her. This is the woman whose friendship with the serpent has led to humanity's victory over Noah and his God-fearing offspring in the post-Flood world. Alan LeQuire, who reconstructed her idol-image inside the imitation Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee, stands besider her, giving us an idea of the immense adoration the ancient Greeks had for this woman.

    Inside her temple stood her 40-foot-tall gold and ivory idol-image. In her right hand, she holds Nike, or Victory. By her left side, the golden Genesis serpent rises up next to her. This is the woman whose friendship with the serpent has led to humanity's victory over Noah and his God-fearing offspring in the post-Flood world. Alan LeQuire, who reconstructed her idol-image inside the imitation Parthenon in Nashville, Tennessee, stands besider her, giving us an idea of the immense adoration the ancient Greeks had for this woman.