Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – Exodus redux

not so polite dinner conversation 1 Minute
yes, there are indeed cruxifix chocolate molds and plague finger puppets. Yay, dead people! Yeesh.

Lest anyone think that I have only issues with Christianity, here is the link to the first part of my Exodus series.  I look at the strange story of the exodus in the bible.

Passover is based on the idea of putting blood on doorways to avoid being killed by the angel of a supposedly omnipotent and omniscient being.  It needs blood to figure this out.  It is also based on the idea that it is moral and okay for this god to murder people who had no choice in the matter, over the actions of their god-king, which was forced into the issue by this god.

Here are also a couple of good blog articles by my friend John:

https://thesuperstitiousnakedape.wordpress.com/2016/06/26/kadesh-barnea-gaza-the-exodus/

https://thesuperstitiousnakedape.wordpress.com/2014/01/02/how-we-know-the-pentateurch-is-historical-fiction-11/

and one of my favorite posts of my own, just how many quail showed up: https://clubschadenfreude.com/2017/01/18/not-so-polite-dinner-conversation-960000-tons-of-what/

 

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intelligent, female, atheist, science fiction fan, great cook, excellent alewife, cat lover

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3 thoughts on “Not So Polite Dinner Conversation – Exodus redux”

  1. At what point in the timeline does the fiction become the reality for the church. How do they separate the fable from the fact? They can’t. It’s all bs

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  2. Pingback: The Exodus Story: History or Myth? | From guestwriters

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