(January 28, 2015 at 6:08 pm)watchamadoodle Wrote:(January 28, 2015 at 4:40 pm)Drich Wrote: I've allready conceed the fact that what I said here does not regester as evidence that it did happen. I am pointing out that the Exodus account is plausible. Just as all of the other 'historical' stories of cities, and men lost to the desert with absolutly no evidence.
Plausible is a real stretch IMO. It would only be plausible if manna and water from rocks was plausible, because there is no other way millions of people and animals could survive in the desert - not when the population of Egypt, the most productive farmland of the world, was only 3 million at that time.
Of course, there may have been some real events that inspired the myth of Exodus.
Almost the same way J.K. Rowling may have been inspired to by some events in her life to write Harry Potter, witchcraft-supporting, Devil's
story that it is.
Gone
