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Religious people and Academic Study are two different things. Technically this is Biblical Criticism (AKA the study of authorship, origin and sources). I am one
by baldfat 11y ago
Religious people and Academic Study are two different things. Technically this is Biblical Criticism (AKA the study of authorship, origin and sources). I am one of the people who love this stuff and still religious and that isn't as common as you would think.
Deut 34:5 And Moses the servant of the LORD died there in Moab, as the LORD had said.
I think it is pretty clear someone also had their hand in writing that line and the rest that followed :) Most hyper-religious stances are relatively new. Heck their is very little literal 7 day creation support through most of the history of Jewish and Christian theology.
- davemel37 11y agoDeut 34:5 And Moses the servant of the LORD died there in Moab, as the LORD had said. http://ohr.edu/3201 http://ohr.edu/3201 It is a talmudic discussion about this question. The talmud literally covers every question people have, yet they dismiss the opinions of those who spend their lives studying the Talmud... and instead rely on lack of evidence...without actually studying the discourse around these issues.