Originally posted by adjensen
While a case can be made for the similarities between Sumerian mythology and Genesis, the remaining four books of Torah are uniquely Jewish and one
would be hard pressed to make the case that they are derivative of anything else. There are basic commonalities between all moral codes, but these
may be attributed to recognition of an absolute morality, and that's about it.
I like the use of the word Mythology there, very strategic.
The case is made. The Hebrew came out of Sumer (Sumeria) with the first book of the Torah, which has become our Genesis tale, although considerably
shortened we are forced to agree. In it is Their God.. from the very beginning it is the exact same story.
So the point remains that The Old Testament God, was a being, not human, and was an egotistical nightmare, hence the exact same attributes in later
stories that are uniquely Hebrew.. for Their God. And that it is the same Being from the Original Source material we know as the Sumerian Tablets.
There is no debate, it only needs more people to study it to see the reality, not mythology.