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Launion wrote:I am trying to ascertain if any learned person had been able to publish a debunkle of the story of Moses and his meetings and conversations with the Lord.
That is one that might not be too high in academic aloofness and brilliance but capable of appealing to the masses and gaining some traction with godbotherers . Because if the story of Moses collapses then there is not much left in the storyline ..
z8000783 wrote:That's going to be tricky isn't it.
A man goes up a mountain on his own, talks to god then comes back with some tablets of stone which are then destroyed.
John
Ubjon wrote:Your God is just a pair of lucky underpants.
Rome Existed wrote:
I thought the big one was that there is no evidence of Jews being slaves in Egypt?
z8000783 wrote:That's going to be tricky isn't it.
A man goes up a mountain on his own, talks to god then comes back with some tablets of stone which are then destroyed.
John
(and don't some Ethiopians claim they have them?)
Berthold wrote:z8000783 wrote:That's going to be tricky isn't it.
A man goes up a mountain on his own, talks to god then comes back with some tablets of stone which are then destroyed.
John
Didn't he allegedly go a second time to receive new tablets which were then kept in the ark of the covenant?
(and don't some Ethiopians claim they have them?)
Tbickle wrote:So, my knowledge is somewhat limited here. Do we actually know what was written on the first set of tablets?
I find it interesting that the tablets were brought down and then broken due to a graven image. The second set is brought down and the first commandment includes mention of no graven images.
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