Before the Christian words Yeshuah, God, or Lord were used to describe the one true monotheistic god of all three Abrahamic religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, there was a more sacred and less well-known name used to describe him. Abraham, his son Isaac, and his grandson Jacob, are claimed by all three major world religions to be founding patriarchs, and the name that Abraham calls god is the first name god ever had. Over time his name has changed somewhat, because god's original name was actually the same name as the most High God of the polytheistic Canaanites. Before Jesus, before David, before Solomon, and before Moses, what was the very first name of god, as called by Abraham?
Trivia was a goddess of Roman mythology, equivalent to Hecate, the Greek goddess of witchcraft, the three-way crossroads, and the harvest moon. Trivia was an underworld Titan-goddess who helped Jupiter in the War of the Titans so was allowed to keep her powers. Trivia also helped her friend Ceres 
According to Sumerian mythology, humans were originally created as servants for the gods, buit the humans were eventually freed after they became too much trouble for the gods to handle. Like the bible and 
Jainism is an old, ascetic, Indian religion that dates back to between the 9th and 6th centuries BCE. Its main tenets include the principles of non-violence to all living things and a complete abstinence from any form of self-indulgence. These principles are so important that adherent Jains must remain strict vegetarians and cannot even eat certain vegetation because of strict rules about life.