language of the birds

as referanced in Babel (2006) god wasnt happy that everyone could communicate to eachother, so he divided us and diversified us





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Exactly. It was about taking over heaven, so that they could dethrone God. It was about power. God created a paradise on earth and it still wasn't enough.

I love it when people misquote the Bible and give it their own interpretation or demean the Bible because they don't agree with it.

Actually, they built it all the way. It was just that God accidentally sat on it, and the tip entered his anus. It made him have strangely happy feelings, which confused him. So he denounced both those feelings and the tower.

Quidquid Latinae dictum sit, altum viditur.

I don't see how believing in Egyptian Gods is strange. To me it is not stranger than believing in the Christian God .

Actually excalibur is thought to have existed. It was not a magical sword in any sense but rather the name of a very well made sword passed down through a liniage of saxon and christian knights. It as not uncommon for swords used by famous knights or lines of nobility to be given names as they became symbols of the house and thier offering to a king was not just offering the nobel or knights loyalty but of his house, all his forces and his family's loyalty till the king was replace. It was also a pivotal factor in th code of chivalry where a knight could swear on his sword as a binding oath of honor, something equivalent to swearing on the honor of his house, which would iclude the honor of his father and any brothers he may have had. It's actually this reverence and naming of the sword, combined with its use by exceptional knights and swordsmen that it is believed gave birth to the idea of the sword having supernatural powers.

As for believing in the Egyptain gods that could go either way as the Egyptians believed that thier Pharoh was god and when he died he ascended to godhood before returning to inhabit his body and protect the Egyptian people. That's a large reason for mummification and for the temples they built to thier pharohs. But of your talking about the gods like Isis, Osiris, Baphomet, Ra, Anubis, Apophis and so on and so forth, there is no way to prove they did not exist as they may have been Phaohs or tribal leaders from before the birth of Egypt as a whole and they Mythology as we know it simply was built up around them as many of the legends in other parts of the world.

As for the other three while there are far more theories than proof as to where the legends and myths came from there is also no real proof that they never existed, just that we haven't found any that they did. Yet.

Keep in mind that with history, any myth is legend until they find evidence that it does exist. Helike in greece, Ubar in Iram, Bjarmaland in what is now Russia and most notiably of all Troy. These were all cities, not artifacts, people, or languages; Cities, lost to the ravages of time and thought to be myth and legend that we now know existed and have even found. Something smaller, like an artifact or as incorporial as a language, would be somewhere on an order of magnitude harder to locate or prove the existence of.


If you wonder what God thinks of money look at who he gives it to