How desperate are anti-christians to mislead about ten commands?

[strateguy632]

I heard hammurabi has some similar laws to the bible, so i wondered if any parallel of ten commands was in neighbor culture. I expected similarities except don't worship statues , because everyone worshiped statues!

My search led me to atheists claiming 'the ten commands copied earlier lists by maat' ! But 'book of the dead' was AFTER Moses so the bit that is common to both, was copying FROM Jews.

Moses 1320 bc centuries before completed book of Dead

The ten commands start with not worshiping statues so that is unique!

Not copy others who DID have many gods and statues. In Egypt culture of many gods Obviously maat didn't say don't worship gods.

So ten are UNIQUE not a copy. 'No idols BUT DO rest each week! Not copy from Egypt!

Instead Greek loved the decalog and in 500 bc around 70th Olympiad skipped the monotheism but copied some ethics! Respect parents! In the source seven wise men. In fact it did say worship 'gods' plural opposed bible! see pictures!

Similarly book of dead was completed in 1050bc so after Moses in 1320 bc and Egypt copied some of Ten commands, about stealing and adultery but...

Later time. see pictures so...

how desperate are atheists to twist as if monotheism copied from Greek or book of dead that copied from bible! Are they really so desperate about this to twist so much?

[WhitneySnow]

I don’t think there’s any real evidence that any of these sources copied from each other (though the Greeks may have been influenced by trade with Egypt and Israel). It’s basically just evidence that virtuous pagans do exist, that people can develop morality even if their culture doesn’t know or worship the Judeo-Christian God.

[strateguy632]

Virtue? Not to steal is virtue? And respect parents is clearly a copy from whichever was first the bible!

[strateguy632]

Too bad atheists are not virtue. They hid book of dead the source and mislead that maat was worshiped in 2000 bc to mislead as if the list was from 2000 bc. When chat get answered me... its sources were REDDIT FACEBOOK QUOTA where atheists can write whatever 'history' mocks religion!

[strateguy632]

*Gpt answered, *quora where

[TwoToTooTutu2]

A lot of Athiest seem to have the idea that each sepperate religion is completely independent from all others. That they're not related in any way and don't share any sort of common religious ancestry. And that every religion is a hyper fundamentalist who denies everything else except their uniform dogma.