Huh? Can you provide some concrete examples of that immensely vague sentence?
Its not vague at all.. Leviticus was written during and after the Babylonian exile.. Deuteronomy was written later and presented verbally to the people..
During the exile.. and not all returned... many began to marry foreign wives as they always had since Moses, Abraham, David and Solomon.. but according to the Bible that became a burning issue.. That's when the shift to matrilineal linage began.
They were told to dump their foreign wives and children of those unions. Of course many wouldn't do that.. The result was the first Diaspora.
OMG!
Leviticus, Deuteronomy.
When's the last time you actually read 10 verses in a row from these 2 of the 5 books of Moshe?
You are very quickly starting to lose your validity on this issue.
These two Books of the Torah have, "And God said to Moshe", written in them HUNDREDS of times.
Moshe died BEFORE entering Israel.
If these books were written after the Babylonian exile, THE FIRST TEMPLE COULDN'T FUNCTION!
The Jews COULDN'T BE KOSHER before the Babylonian exile!
Take a step back; you're a nice person but your historical perspective is preposterous.
Read the Jewish prophets on good figs and bad figs.
Animal sacrifice was just a temple money maker. Moses lived 800 years before the "laws and rituals" were written.
Genesis and Exodus were written after Deuteronomy. .. different versions and lifted from the rich mythos they learned in Babylon...
One version from Judah.. another version from Israel.. They were cobbled together under King Omri who was trying to reunite the two... when Israel was a vassal state under Egypt.