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"When you believe in things that you don't understand, then you suffer. Superstition ain't the way." Stevie Wonder
"In the biblical version (of the flood) it is the same deity who resolves to wipe Mankind off the face of the Earth and, contradictorily, acts to prevent the demise of Mankind by devising a way to save the hero of the tale and his family. In the Sumerian original text and its subsequent Mesopotamian recensions, more than one deity is involved; and as in other instances, Enlil and Enki emerge as the chief protagonists: the stricter Enlil, upset by the intermarriages with the daughters of Man, calling for putting an end to Mankind; but the lenient Enki, deeming Mankind as his "Created Ones," schemes to save it through a chosen family." Zecharia Sitchin (emphasis added)
What's all this about Slavery and Holocausts?
Thought Crime
