Moses

[KichigaiNeko]

Sounds about the right spin for a xtian tale.

I went for the source of the tale and found that it wasn't anything new, but a mishmash shoehorned into a story to support a political document of a people.

Pretty lame as you say.

[jonb]

The Bible is the only source of the unbiased information about Moses.

As much as it hurts me to agree with a criss-town, I cannot, but fully agree, as there is no historical, archaeological, or any other evidence, apart from a work of fiction written a long time after any supposed events.

[catfish]

The Bible is the only source of the unbiased information about Moses.

Aside from the peyote crack, my response(s) regarding Moses comes from the bible...
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[Cinjin]

Hi there

I'm working on a project having to do with Moses, and I need to get his character down pretty solid. I have some pretty good ideas, but I'd like some outside input as to how you see Moses; personality traits, appearance, etc. I've noticed atheists tend to know the Bible better than Christians a lot of the time

Moses:
Couldn't figure out how to read a map. Got lost for 40 years.
Killed a man and then wrote a law about not killing people.
Had to hire a figure-head named Aaron because apparently he failed Speech class.
His boss thought he was so incompetent that he wouldn't even let him into the land he'd been trying to find for 40 years.

... I mentioned the map thing right?