Originally posted by @handyandyThat works for me🙂 A few shrooms in the desert, instant deity....
Written by men, relying on their perception of a creator.
24 Aug 17
Originally posted by @kellyjayWhat is required is the realization that humans are very creative, even thousands of years ago, for instance, it was just found cuniform math from Southern Iraq showed they knew Pythagorian math, triangles and such 1000 years before such developments in Greece.
So written in I believe three different languages, by forty different people with different backgrounds, over 1500 years, and you think a few shrooms is all that is required?
Just saying humans are plenty intellegent and creative enough to have written all the religious texts on the entire planet for the last 10,000 years which of course would predate the creationist dates of minus 4004 and 3:32 pm as the age of the Universe and Earth. Gobekli tepe has been dated 6000 years older than the pyramids, an amazing find. All kinds of oddities about that place.
24 Aug 17
Originally posted by @sonhouseCommon knowledge is not the same thing as a common theme throughout history binding together those that didn't know each other.
What is required is the realization that humans are very creative, even thousands of years ago, for instance, it was just found cuniform math from Southern Iraq showed they knew Pythagorian math, triangles and such 1000 years before such developments in Greece.
Just saying humans are plenty intellegent and creative enough to have written all the religi ...[text shortened]... ted 6000 years older than the pyramids, an amazing find. All kinds of oddities about that place.
24 Aug 17
Originally posted by @kellyjayI am not talking about common knowledge, I am talking about creativity, the ability to write pertinent laws and mores and such one their own. I think humans fully capable of doing just that. Why would you think otherwise?
Common knowledge is not the same thing as a common theme throughout history binding together those that didn't know each other.