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Of course. It just is not to be taken literally when any sort of judgement tells us it is not literal. Sure, but what is the history really? Did God part the Red Sea, then drown the pursuing army? Or is that a tall tale, much like the Paul Bunyon Tales? Common sense tells us that it is a tale. Was there a universal flood, or is that a story, perhaps from the Epic of Gilgamesh, or maybe an embellishment of a story about a real local flood? Common sense tells us it is one of the two latter, yet true believers will maintain that it is literal truth. but most of the original has been lost.
Of course. It just is not to be taken literally when any sort of judgement tells us it is not literal.
Sure, but what is the history really? Did God part the Red Sea, then drown the pursuing army? Or is that a tall tale, much like the Paul Bunyon Tales? Common sense tells us that it is a tale. Was there a universal flood, or is that a story, perhaps from the Epic of Gilgamesh, or maybe an embellishment of a story about a real local flood? Common sense tells us it is one of the two latter, yet true believers will maintain that it is literal truth.
but most of the original has been lost.
