the fact of similarities in story lines thruout world literature and legendTo sum up surada's wide variety of "opinions" on every topic:
1. Jews don't deserve the credit
2. Let's blame the Jews
Pick randomly,
repeat in every thread.
Don't be stupid.. unless you are competing for victim status.. That's a Trump strategy.
This thread is about the pyramids and who built them not about YOU.
surada's cretincy - Round Three -
"Don't be stupid, this thread is about...(pick randomly)... not about YOU"
And in the same breath: "The myth about Jews..."
P.S. Seriously, what would you do without us?
Well, if you are a Jew it would seem that you would want the history to be accurate.
Exodus is a myth.. according to Jewish scholars.
Doubting the Story of Exodus - Los Angeles Times
Apr 13, 2001 · A baby is found in a basket adrift in the Egyptian Nile and is adopted into the pharaoh’s household. He grows up as Moses, rediscovers his roots and …![]()
Doubting the Story of Exodus
Many scholars have quietly concluded that the epic of Moses never happened, and even Jewish clerics are raising questions. Others think it combines myth, cultural memories and kernels of truth.www.latimes.com
What does being Jewish or not have to do with the scientific value of the theory?
See, you're not straight in your mind.
Learn about YahMoseh I of the 18th dynasty,
and though to say frankly, I don't expect a serious response, feel free to ask.
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Eighteenth Dynasty of Egypt - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
What does that have to do with the Exodus or Jewish slaves? The Bible narrative can't even name the Pharaoh.
Like the name of Mosheh and him being adopted by the royal dynasty?
Or that there were both a Pharaoh and a king in Egypt at the same time?
I gave you the link,
at least read it.
But even better,
try to keep on topic,
you can open another thread.
Moses follows an older story of Sinuhe.
in NO WAY suggests plagiarism -----you are playing a sophists game