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Thank-you. What you say is logical and I will assume that it was the scribes failure to properly interpret his evidence is the reason we today see extremely long rules for the Sumerian kings. I would like to exclude the ante-diluvian kings for the time being since that opens up a whole other set of ...

Very interesting. Now if only you could apply your myth-busting expertise to:
1. Kennedy Assassination
2. Roswell Coverup
3. 9/11 Trade Center Implosion
4. 9/11 Pentagon Missle

With your indulgence I would like to go deeper in order to enhance my understanding and also for any casual readers who may be interested. Firstly, I am a little confused about the numbering system. I have seen many sites which explain it quite well and seems it was not a true base 60 but a variant ...

It is possible that a hunting party could venture out, and for some reason find it impossible to return. But unless women went along, it's unlikely such a 'forced' colony could exist for long. Still, it explains how some peoples may have intermingled. I agree it must have been accidental in the sens...

So can we please accept that Troy and Knossos were discovered because two people accepted folk tales... I think it wouldn't take long to dig up other examples of how some men defied the scholoarship of their day and made revolutionary discoveries. Well, I'll certainly agree that lots of people acce...

I think it was progressive, not all at once. I think our ancestors ventured out a little bit more at a time, and "reported back" (continents, islands, currents, wildlife, etc...). As to the choice of lifestyles, if populations grew to large enough numbers, some may have ventured inland. :...

Allow me to quickly introduce myself. I am a Christian who believes in the God some believe is 'fictional' and I believe that one day the Bible and science will be in agreement. I believe the Bible is not flawed, but our interpretation of what it says probably is flawed. (I exclude doctrinal issues ...