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    #46
    Originally posted by Darth Buddha
    I realize that Stargate bends a lot of historical facts, but making Genesis predate the Egyptians is a big historical error. In reality, the various Goddess Cults and the Cult of Apophis both predated Genesis...
    You might find these links interesting:

    http://www.angelfire.com/nt/theology/gn01-01.html

    Scroll down to the section that begins "AN OVERVIEW OF THE CREATION ACCOUNT"

    and

    http://www.christiananswers.net/q-abr/abr-c001.html

    scroll down to the section that begins: Genesis 1 and "Enuma Elish."


    SueS

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      #47
      Hmmm...

      christiananswers.net sounds like it is a highlly biased POV.

      I tend to view such sites with as jaundiced an eye as I might view a website of The Church of Scientology or The Watchtower... more spin than scholarly value.

      I'm sure you won't like the sites I like.. they treat the Bible as any other mythology. So try the Wikipedia.org, Genesis, instead.

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        #48
        Originally posted by Darth Buddha
        Hmmm...

        christiananswers.net sounds like it is a highlly biased POV.

        I tend to view such sites with as jaundiced an eye as I might view a website of The Church of Scientology or The Watchtower... more spin than scholarly value.

        I'm sure you won't like the sites I like.. they treat the Bible as any other mythology. So try the Wikipedia.org, Genesis, instead.

        I'm assuming by your "sounds like it is a highlly biased POV" that you haven't actually read the article I originally linked to. I'm also assuming that when you say "highly biased", you are assuming the article is erroneous.

        So, instead of assuming that it's biased or assuming that it is erroneous, why don't you actually read the article and then tell me where, why, and how you think the author is biased or in error.

        http://www.christiananswers.net/q-abr/abr-c001.html




        SueS

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          #49
          Originally posted by Darth Buddha
          Perhaps a better model would be scientology. L. Ron Hubbard just made that up out of whole cloth.. unless you actually believe it was divine inspiration and not a bet with Asimov.
          Wasn't it Theodore Sturgeon at a Worldcon that Hubbard had the bet with?

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            #50
            Originally posted by CatGoddess
            Interesting thread.

            Wait until you get to Kings. Our friend Ba'al turns up quite a bit (or rather, his worshippers do).
            Excuse for me to play an episode of Stargate to my mythology students...

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              #51
              Originally posted by SueS
              You might find these links interesting:

              http://www.angelfire.com/nt/theology/gn01-01.html

              Scroll down to the section that begins "AN OVERVIEW OF THE CREATION ACCOUNT"

              and

              http://www.christiananswers.net/q-abr/abr-c001.html

              scroll down to the section that begins: Genesis 1 and "Enuma Elish."


              SueS
              Hmmm, interesting, yet I prefer the myth of the flat earth and giant turtle swimming through space. Also, the one that goes 'plop'.

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