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> Moses and exodus are completely counterfactual I don't see anything particularly counterfactual or unlikely about a group of Egyptian or Caananite-descended
by Amezarak 3mo ago
> Moses and exodus are completely counterfactual
I don't see anything particularly counterfactual or unlikely about a group of Egyptian or Caananite-descended Egyptians leaving Egypt and returning to Caanaan, where they fused with an existing population. Can you explain this?
- michaelmrose 3mo agoEgypt left for its era more than ample records. None of them record a mass population of Canaanite slaves escaping or existing, much less the direct interaction between any Pharaoh and a figure like Moses. If it wasn't dear to religion there would be no question about Moses being as imaginary as Noah.