No, no. He's been called a demigod, among many other things, but ... no.

[ He sounds quite confident of that, but it's to be expected. They may not have discussed comparative religions in any real depth, but on the occasions the topic has come up, Qubit's approached it with the same analytical eye he applies to practically everything. Even with amnesia, when he asked Carlisle about the Clarity's beliefs, his interest was clearly more practical than spiritual. ]

You know how I said instances of the supernatural used to pass into myth? Well, Gilgamos is a textbook example. In fact, he's the subject of the oldest surviving work of literature on the planet.