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To: Brumar89 who wrote (59146)	10/2/2014 10:08:16 AM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69300

Wonder what kind of perverse addiction you have starting sentences with "what you think" when you have no idea what i think. The mention i just gave you to the Jewish Elephantine Papyrii are the oldest extra-biblical letters we have & paints a clear picture, those Jews were worshipping female deities due to that multicultural tolerant, peaceful melieu there in Egypt. This has not a thing to do with what i think, these papers have been studied by many and of course you just deflected from the topic again. Theres something either very senile about you, lack of oxygen to the brain, one could guess both. What do you think?

To: Brumar89 who wrote (59146)	10/2/2014 10:14:57 AM
From: 2MAR$	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 69300

Do you need a link to those Jewish Egyptian Elephantine letters from 550BC? Its no surprise that you wouldn't want to discuss those, they do have that slight small issue of not being fantasy fables but oldest real true dated records of Jews that were living far down in Egypt at that late date. And the sgnificance is that monothesism you keep prattling on about was a more recent emerging phenomenon starting in earnest around 600BC with the Hebrews , not some fantasy timeline that fudges dates back to 1600BC which is pure nonsense. (unless you're talking Baal or El or whatever other Assyrian or Semitic or Egyptian original older supreme gods or later Persian)