The problem with 'murrica IS the constitution, asswipe. Although you are far too stupid to understand why.
That xtian shithead ascribes...or tries to ascribe...the spelling difference to changes in the language over a couple of hundred years. He conveniently ignores the fact that the inscription on the Berlin pedestal is broken which might be an even easier observation if he didn't have an agenda to push. ( He's trying to push the exodus back to the mid 15th century BC c 1450), which is what fundies insist on, not your Rohl horseshit.
Ever notice how xtian asswipes...Drippy, I'm talking about you...seize on the Merneptah stele as ironclad "proof" of their precious fucking Israel but ignore the rest of the line which says they were utterly destroyed? Talk about cherry picking!
Jorm, you may find the attached interesting. Unlike Drippy, you'll be able to understand it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merneptah_Stele
There is a translation of the hieroglyphs for the line in question. People seem to use "y" and "i" interchangeably. Remember, we are dealing with Egyptian, here.
That xtian shithead ascribes...or tries to ascribe...the spelling difference to changes in the language over a couple of hundred years. He conveniently ignores the fact that the inscription on the Berlin pedestal is broken which might be an even easier observation if he didn't have an agenda to push. ( He's trying to push the exodus back to the mid 15th century BC c 1450), which is what fundies insist on, not your Rohl horseshit.
Ever notice how xtian asswipes...Drippy, I'm talking about you...seize on the Merneptah stele as ironclad "proof" of their precious fucking Israel but ignore the rest of the line which says they were utterly destroyed? Talk about cherry picking!
Jorm, you may find the attached interesting. Unlike Drippy, you'll be able to understand it.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Merneptah_Stele
There is a translation of the hieroglyphs for the line in question. People seem to use "y" and "i" interchangeably. Remember, we are dealing with Egyptian, here.