(December 20, 2011 at 11:49 am)Shell B Wrote: Are you saying that the Holocaust would not have happened if the Jews had just learned to live with the Germans?The Holocaust would have happened because Jews were not the only ones regarded subhuman but it would have not affected the Jews if there were no Jews.
With regard to mother tongue:
Anyone who will stop for a while thinking of the myths about gods as stories created by the imagination and decides to see if he can make any sense out of them, he will discover that he has to work as if for solving the mystery of a detective story.
We have “reports” from native Americans and the Middle East saying that… once upon a time all people on earth were speaking one language. That language therefore was spoken at some time, more than 15,000 years ago, in a place where both the ancestors of the Indians and Mesopotamians were present.
Although according to most of the myths humans were created by the gods, the memory of the humans seems to reach to a time before their own creation. We are, therefore, obliged to deem more accurate the myths reporting simultaneous creation of gods and humans.
Is that the mother tongue? No, because according to Homer and the Egyptian texts gods and humans were speaking different languages.
The last piece of information comes from the Egyptian texts which “report” a Judgment of the speech. Thus we know that the people, in that place where all the ancestors happened to be together, were forced to speak the language of the gods.
People all over the earth were speaking their own languages, but those who left the Near East spreading the genome of the hybrids to the people living in Northern Africa Asia and Australia, told the story of that language once spoken by everybody.
It is certain, I can say, that they did not spread only their stories but their customs too. “Katharmos” was practiced by everybody. By driving out the human scapegoats the scapegoats were obliged to look for new lands, the scapegoats of the scapegoats new lands again and thus the last scapegoats arrived a few centuries ago at the remotest and loneliest place on earth: Easter Island.
What are the flaws of the story?
