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In reply to the discussion: Oh, that explains it. [View all]struggle4progress
(121,479 posts)36. Of course it raised questions! And if you ever peeked at any of the rabbinical commentaries on it,
you'd see quite a wide range of questions has been raised
Once we realize the ancient Hebrews took it from the ancient Sumerians and reworked it, even more interesting literary and cultural questions arise, such as, How do the two tellings differ and why?
You are destined to lead a culturally-impoverished life, if
Is this story true or false?
is the only question that interests you regarding literature
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Elmer Smith is similarly entertaining about mastodons and pterodactyls ---
struggle4progress
Sep 2018
#9
Your history seems wrong. It was questions raised earlier in the Age of Discovery
struggle4progress
Sep 2018
#32
Of course it raised questions! And if you ever peeked at any of the rabbinical commentaries on it,
struggle4progress
Sep 2018
#36
IMO Ken Ham is an attention whore who mostly deserves our studied neglect
struggle4progress
Sep 2018
#14
Now, there you go! And if there are enough rightwing judges, we can lose much more
struggle4progress
Sep 2018
#18
The worst consequences of those judges is that they are anti-democratic and biased towards the rich
struggle4progress
Sep 2018
#20
Who said science education is unimportant? I was raised in a scientific household,
struggle4progress
Sep 2018
#22
The thread actually seems to be about a 1905 children's book by Elmer Boyd Smith
struggle4progress
Sep 2018
#25