They were – and remain – part of a continuum of the Dreaming and the story and song lines that criss-cross the water and stretch back to creation.
"I believe that the principle of setting aside one day in the week to worship and honour the God who made me and saved me goes right back to creation," he says.
If this is the case, then a substance, insofar as it is a mirror of the entire universe, must have within its complete individual concept predicates that extend back to creation and forward in time.
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