/lit/ - Literature

>>9809621
Not him, but while my understanding of world religions through history is somewhat limited, I've never encountered an omnipotent singular god in any other religion past or present. Maybe Aten, the great sun disc of Egypt, comes close, at least the version of him that Akhenaten wanted Egypt to worship. But of course Aten got chucked as soon as Akhenaten died.

>>7003442
>Egyptians didn't record embarrassing shit or minor shit, like some slaves running away
According to Exodus it was around 2 million, and the Egyptians kept records of much embarrassing history, including the inventor of Monotheism, Akhenaten. We know of minor legal and labor disputes as well as every major event in Egyptian history. It's not a case of "absence of evidence", it's a case of someone claiming something happened that's irreconcilable with the historical record, it can't be plugged in. This is like saying at some point in US history 10 million rednecks migrated from Kentucky to Oaxaca. Okay, so where's the evidence of this gigantic migration? The Exodus plagues would have been the largest scale even ever, definitely not "minor shit". I like how you play down your beliefs when you need to. No one's asking for footprints, we just want clothing, jars, things that preserve in the earth. The settlements mentioned in the Exodus are known, but no evidence of this mass migration anywhere.

>>6411801
>when the kids think they thought of it first
Aw, cute