Metaphorical language

To complete this first step we now have to get introduced to what is referred to as metaphorical language. This type of language is often used to describe complex understandings and it leaves the reader on his/hers own ti draw conclusions about what the contents mean. If the reader doesn't understand how to interpret it (not mentally mature enough) he/she will not be able to draw the correct conclusions.

Now lets relate our newly retrieved knowledge about the Man Man and metaphorical language with the creation part of the Bible, which are more related to each others than you think. 

- "About 6000 years ago someone came to the conclusion that understanding of the world was vital for tribal safety and thereby had to be preserved. This someone spent 6 days describing the world and added the understanding of it as a part of the own tribes rite for 'Coming of Age'. To distinguish this new enhanced rite from the previous one, the new term 'Man' became used as reference on those who passed the rite."

The 'Dawn of Man' thereby became a historical fact. This ancient understanding then was verbally transferred and rewritten many times before it ended up in todays holy books as what in theology is referred to as the creation.