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Originally Posted by creekster
I already agreed with this. You are the one that started this dispute by saying abraham "or anyone like him," not me.
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The only reason I said "or anyone like him" is to account for the real possiblity that Abraham is a fictional literary character, which even Nibley has acknowledged. So I meant any ancient Hebrew patriarch who may have been a model for Abraham. Kind of like Ambrosius Aurelianus being a model for King Arthur, or Attila for some characters in Nordic mythology.