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Hello Jason,

I enjoyed your work debunking all Ancient Astronaut nonsense not only that, you seem to be educated about Mythology which brings me to my main topic.

Have you heard of the "All Myths are True" and "Crossover Cosmology" tropes?

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AllMythsAreTrue

http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/CrossoverCosmology

Of course another thing I notice that western media tends to be Christian centric (I think you can read this what I mean: http://pastebin.com/HUmmfscB and also the western portrayal of Kali: http://web.archive.org/web/20080707033202/http://www.hinduvoice.co.uk/Issues/7/Kali.htm and also this article from the Borderhouse: http://borderhouseblog.com/?p=8736 ) which they either demonize or depower/downplay other gods from other mythologies while making the Christian one the "only true one" which this is exemplified in Supernatural's "Hammer of the Gods" where Lucifer kills a Hotel full of other gods and such. Of course as you notice this is also noticeable since I remember you mentioned before that Ancient Astronauts theorists can turn other gods to Aliens but as long they don't touch Jesus though which is rather identical.

So my main question is this, due to your knowledge of mythology, how would you do a "All Myths (and folklore) are True" in a fictional setting without Christianity rising above all the others not to mention getting all Mythologies right (for example Talos is a sun god not a giant bronze statue....well maybe the "Bronze Statue" only exists in the 'Greek Paradigm' or something like that).

Well point is, a "All Myths/Folklore/etc are True" would make a dense diverse fantasy setting don't you think? Although the closest example I can think of what I'm talking about is games like "Mage: the Ascension" and "Ars Magica" although the only problem is that those games are happen to be Christian centric like I mentioned above so at this point, I can't find anything on the subject matter.

Any thoughts on the matter?