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Yes. Basically, this would flip the Old Testament on it's head.
by jqpabc123 3y ago
Yes. Basically, this would flip the Old Testament on it's head.
- wslh 3y agoThe point here is not to target the Old Testament but think in wider terms about believes vs. history/archeology. You can find similar challenges in other religions and cultures.
- jqpabc123 3y agoThe point is to accurately unveil history. Nothing I said suggests otherwise. I was simply looking at potential aftereffects of the unveiling --- and why any such unveiling might be vehemently opposed by entrenched non-scientific interests.
- wslh 3y ago> I was simply looking at potential aftereffects of the unveiling I think the world is less run by logic than people generally think. I don't think there will be an aftereffect. There is an Status quo and that's it. This observation is general and in anyway targeted in the context of the article. The Status quo involves any of us.
- hersko 3y agoThis is Haretz; the point probably is to target the Old Testament.
- edgyquant 3y agoNo it wouldn’t and is basically assumed as fact already.