>>18069962woops, didn't notice the bit you put about Enki being the father of Aryans, from my own research Enlil was worshiped by the Aryans.
Enlil is the war god, and aryans worshiped the war god. The key issue is that most of the ancient world worshiped Enlil in some version or other, the Aryan/Indo-European tribes were pretty much everywhere, and fought with each other all the damn time, but they all have essentially the same culture (warrior culture, patriarchal, blood sacrifices). One could argue that they're worshiping a demon who knowingly enjoys watching its followers slaughter each other, or one could take approach that these different tribes simply forgot they were all related.
you might be interested in reading Algernon Herbert's "Nimrod", as well as
https://independent.academia.edu/JohnSalverdaSalverda shows the connection between Israel, Phoenicia/Canaan and Greece (and sometimes even Egypt), and then Herbert shows the connection between Babylon, Sumer, Chaldea, Assyria, Israel, Greece, Rome, India, Persia, etc. (although Herbert makes mention of a Dionysion vs YHWH element, but i'm not even sure that exists, since Dionysus/Bacchus fits a lot of the mythical requirements that Zeus has)
