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In reply to the discussion: What Does Water Represent In The Bible? A Christian Study [View all]NeoGreen
(4,033 posts)...it was effectively Omnicide: the act of killing all humans, to create intentional extinction of the human species. The purported leaving of fewer than 10 people alive, as related in the mythology, would be an extinction level event. Good thing it is all a myth, otherwise the inevitable incest would have sealed the deal.
But { -on}, it was a "cleansing", and that is a "good" thing to some people who believe in certain mythologies gleaned from bronze age oral stories barely preserved in tattered manuscripts and then translated (poorly) into languages not yet born {
-off}.
Inquiry: If a sandstorm abrades the flesh from an unwary traveler, is that a cleansing to be revered too?
Inquiry 2: How many fish (freshwater vs saltwater) were preserved on this mythological ark? How many cetaceans? Are they not "animals?".
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