Entity: LEVIATHAN-
Leviathan is a term that refers to a giant sea creature, whether real like a whale or mythical. It is also associated with chaos and evil in religious texts.
LEVIATHAN-
Etymology
The term 'Leviathan' originates from a sea monster mentioned in the Book of Job, symbolizing chaos and evil in religious contexts.
Definition
Leviathan is a powerful and immense entity, often symbolizing chaos and evil, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.
Historical Context
In 1651, Thomas Hobbes published a philosophical work titled 'Leviathan,' which dealt with the political organization of society. The term has since been used to describe something or someone that is extremely large and powerful.
Cultural Significance
Leviathan has cultural significance as a symbol of immense power and chaos, often depicted as a sea monster in various religious and literary texts.
Related Concepts
Leviathan is related to concepts of giant sea creatures, mythical beasts, and powerful entities in different cultural and religious traditions.
See Also
A powerful and immense entity, often symbolizing chaos and evil, whether in a literal or metaphorical sense.