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Bold claims of theirs, but no, there is nothing romanticized about this conversation and “Abrahamic” here is simply used for brevity. You figured out what we we
by vmception 6y ago
Bold claims of theirs, but no, there is nothing romanticized about this conversation and “Abrahamic” here is simply used for brevity. You figured out what we were talking about which is the point of language.
Being part of a family of religions that use the same source material does not suggest interfaith in any way.
- acqq 6y agoI don't doubt that you intended to use the term "for brevity." But I still suggest you become informed about the term, and posted the whole book about its construction. It's ahistorical and very recent, made with very specific agendas. I won't go into details, there's that whole book.