How true do you think the Moses story is?

>>2047797
It's completely made up

>>2047797
>HURRR DURRRR MUH MUH BUUBBLEEE FANFICS AREE REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELLL GUIZZZZZZZZZZZ XDDDDDDDDDDDD Le DURRRRPA DURRRRRRP

>>>/r/christianity you fucking manchild

The Egyptians were actually very detailed record keepers, and we have no evidence of a Jewish captivity in Egypt.

>He doesn't know Bible events are ALLEGORICAL

>>2047800
There had to have been some kind of Moses because he talked to Jesus during the Transfiguration.

>biblical literalism

>>2047848
The gospels are made up too.

>>2047984
That's not what most historians think though.

>>2047797
there was probably a guy named moses at some point who was a leader of a group of jews

there were probably jews that lived in egypt then left at some point due to persecution/not wanting to follow egyptian customs and work on sabbath

They may have been related in some way.

That's the only part I think is real desu.

>>2047818

who said that...

>>2047818
the minute you say that, then what do you say about jesus?

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>>2048012
>group of jews
Israelites.

>>2047999

no, you're confused, historians think jesus probably existed; thats not the same thing as thinking the gospels are not made up/not true.