How can people believe in Noah's Ark

>>19520670
Being indoctrinated from early childhood, mostly.

>>19520670
the godfags won't like this. expect trouble.

>>19520685

I know that, sadly

>>19520678

That's quite sad too

>>19520670
that is because noah/utanapishtim is an archetype not a person, so is gilgamesh and so is enkidu, so are abel and cain and many others. stop taling everything literally think about what are they symbol of for humanity.

>>19520670
>It's all copied from the Epic of Gilgamesh, one of the first man-made story, if not the first. (about 4000 years old)
It's taken from the part with Utanapishtim, just look up his story, it's basically the same.

Are you in high school? Diluvial myths are ubiquitous throughout (pre)history. It's always the same premise and the Epic of Gilgamesh is not the origin. Educate yourself.
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People believe what they want to believe. If you cannot accept that,. you are literally autistic.

>>19520707

That seems more like this, indeed, but shouldn't the way of the Bible be against it if it's older ?

>>19520708

I may be more educated than you think, I don't event think that the subject of Gilgamesh is told in High-School.
I'm talking about literary work, and in that matter, The Epic is certainly the oldest

almost every religion and culture has a flood myth.

check out graham hancock