The birth of religion started from a simple concept

humanity's inability to explain the unexplainable

until one added gods to the equation.

A Jewish Hebrew scholar not knowing about prior pagan

religions and their gods, rituals and stories—would have

been like a history teacher today not knowing about

history, or a math teacher not knowing about math, or

a professor of law not knowing about the law. Because

in the end all are considered scholars within their field.

The problem we have here (which is the core of this book)

is that these prior ancient civilizations, pagan religions,

gods, beliefs, rituals, and stories were born out of

mythology, folklore, and fairytales, passed down from

generation to generations by oral traditions.

These myths became the backbone of Judaism and

Christianity's belief structure for over two

thousand years that even today in 2018 United States

Presidents have invited this ideology into the White House.