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Politics : Evolution

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To: Brumar89 who wrote (60857)10/19/2014 8:14:20 PM
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Where does it say or show any Pharoah ever forcing anyone to worship Egyptian gods including the Hebrew? Not once is the answer, they seemed to be more tolerant for their time. This is nothing but a contrived later propagandized tale, one of many patterned narratives based on Babylonian themes & later Greek myths Hebrew scribes imitated centuries later. When they finally learned how to write such grand stories after exposure to the temple literatures of Babylonian stay.

All you are doing is making petty jealous declarations now of

'my god is bigger & wiser than yours"

Which would have been exactly the same motivation for those tiny confused tribal scribes fresh from Babylon to cobble in such claims. Especially that far later on after 600BC when Egypt had lost her stature & power to the Assyrians etc. And also when the Hebrews finally learn to compose such fables & have developed writing skills, as we see they were hardly literate in 150BC with the DSS.

In any case, the secular world was guaranteed, all you are living in is a brief interlude period that lasted with your Roman Empire religious cult for about 1500yrs till today. And still we see the jealous fools like you making the same stupid comparisons & apologetics over what has always been Greek philosophy & metaphysics.
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