Oh Chat GPT you so crazy
was there really an Egyptian frog god Kek?
ChatGPT
Yes, there was an Egyptian frog god named Kek (also spelled Kuk or Keku). Kek is part of the Ogdoad, a group of eight primordial deities worshipped in ancient Hermopolis. The Ogdoad represented the chaotic forces that existed before the creation of the world. Each deity in the Ogdoad had a male and female counterpart.
Kek (Kuk) is the deification of the concept of primordial darkness or the absence of light. He is often depicted as a frog or a man with the head of a frog, while his female counterpart, Keket (Kauket), is depicted as a snake or a woman with the head of a snake. The symbolism of the frog was associated with the watery chaos and the beginning of creation, as frogs are creatures that inhabit both water and land.
The worship of Kek was part of the broader religious and mythological framework in ancient Egypt, where various aspects of the natural and supernatural world were personified as gods and goddesses.
Can you show me a picture of Kek?
ChatGPT
I can describe typical depictions of Kek, but I can't directly show images. Kek is traditionally depicted in ancient Egyptian art as a frog-headed man or simply as a frog. These images can be found in various ancient texts and temple reliefs.
For specific images, I recommend looking up "Kek Egyptian god" in online image databases or visiting resources like museum collections or academic websites dedicated to Egyptology. These sources will have accurate depictions based on historical artifacts and scholarly research.