Well specifically in Stargate the “gods” were literal aliens that actually treated humans as sort of cattle to host their young, mine their ore, serve as their armies. All that said they do end up visiting places with NA indigenous people and they do actually have a good relationship with their “gods” which staying in line with the theme of the show were a different set of advanced aliens.
Yeah, and there’s the Asgard, and Oma Desala. Stargate doesn’t unilaterally dismiss the concept of good gods at all. Teal’c might have some baggage about respecting any kind of god, but the rest of the team only cares about the “no masters” part.
Well specifically in Stargate the “gods” were literal aliens that actually treated humans as sort of cattle to host their young, mine their ore, serve as their armies. All that said they do end up visiting places with NA indigenous people and they do actually have a good relationship with their “gods” which staying in line with the theme of the show were a different set of advanced aliens.
Yeah, and there’s the Asgard, and Oma Desala. Stargate doesn’t unilaterally dismiss the concept of good gods at all. Teal’c might have some baggage about respecting any kind of god, but the rest of the team only cares about the “no masters” part.