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Transient · 12-01-2010, 03:51 PM

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Originally Posted by stephan huller

The abnegationists have been heard. 'Ezra' can be taken to mean 'whoever wrote the Torah.' Even Porphyry knows the Ezra story. Pophyry would have settled on the best lead for who other than Moses wrote the Pentateuch in his age. That's good enough for me. And then there is Irenaeus, the Talmud, Spinoza and many more people who are at least as authorative as your five minutes of exposure to the subject matter.

'Ezra' can be taken to mean 'whoever wrote the Torah.'
Well that's all fine and dandy but that is not evident from your post.
So when use use a name of someone from the past I am supposed to allow for whatever else may be in your brain but not stated lol.
I am so glad I don't waste my time reading the garbage that you soak yourself in daily - sounds like a total mess to me of peoples' opinions who think they know it all.

As for "abnegationist" - you are an abnegationist too so blah to you.

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