Are cherubs aborted babies?

[TonightYouu]

[TheSpaceGnome]

Well considering that:

1. All religions are fake.

And

2. Thats not what cherubim (the original name for cherub), were depicted as initially.

I would say no.

The baby with small wings is the depiction of cupid (which is also fictional), whereas cherubim are depicted as tall, having four heads (an ox head, an eagle head, a lion head, and a human head), 4 long skinny bird wings (one set covering the body and one set for flight), very long slender legs, and bull hooves for feet that were brass colored and shiny. They also had 3 (possibly 4) hands, which look to be growing directly out of the waist, rather than stemming from arms attached to shoulders.

Their job in the story was guarding the garden of eden from human entry after humans were kicked out, and constantly complimenting god. It's all very silly stuff.

[TonightYouu]

Of course it’s real

[TheSpaceGnome]

Nope.

[TonightYouu]

Then why were there solid gold chariots at the bottom of the Red Sea?

[TheSpaceGnome]

Well, I'd assume its because gold is a shitty building material for vehicles (make a car out of solid gold and watch how fast that shit falls apart)

In all seriousness though, I've not seen that, but if there was, it was probably sunk with a boat, or if it's close enough to the shoreline, it was likely in a city that the ocean swallowed up.

Some of the coastline cities of today will meet that fate when the icecaps eventually finish melting, but that won't be for quite some time.

[TheSpaceGnome]

I would think solid gold chariots would be statues though, not actual chariots.

[TonightYouu]

What about the sulfur pellets in Jordan sea where sodom and Gomorrah sat scientists say it was a meteor because there is no volcano around for it form it came from the sky

[TheSpaceGnome]

The earth gets pelted by rocks all the time, and sulfur comes from lots of sources.

[TonightYouu]

In caves or volcanoes not in bodies of water Freshwater at that