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moguitar wrote: I agree with you, Britt, except humans ARE animals, mammals. God's Laws are inclusive of all Laws of Nature, including physics and biology which includes "evolution".
"Civilized" is open to interpretation beyond the 10,000 year old fixed farming settlements with structures meant to be permanent or long term. I think the people who lived cooperatively in moving villages were also civilized, and that was starting perhaps 50,000 years ago. If art makes civilization, then around 35,000 years ago.  Maybe it started with the manufacture of the Fender Stratocaster with whammy bar in 1954.  Is it tomorrow or just the end of time?

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Indeed, "civilization" is a subjective term open to tens of definitions.  Civilization is defined through the narrow lens of the beholder's personal bias and experience.  One man's definition of civilization is another man's definition of anarchy. 

Agreed.  God is All-Powerful, therefor all natural mechanisms are of His design.  We are mammals but with the unique faculty to know and love God.  In my opinion, this is what distinguishes us from animals and assigns us the duty of caring for other species.




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Indeed, "civilization" is a subjective term open to tens of definitions. Civilization is defined through the narrow lens of the beholder's personal bias and experience. One man's definition of civilization is another man's definition of anarchy.
I would say the dividing line is drinking tea!:)
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Aethelred wrote: Indeed, "civilization" is a subjective term open to tens of definitions. Civilization is defined through the narrow lens of the beholder's personal bias and experience. One man's definition of civilization is another man's definition of anarchy.
I would say the dividing line is drinking tea!:)


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While some may consider the definition of civilization to be subjective, in fairness I thinking we have to give credit to the Sumerian's as a definite qualifier for civilisation, the question to me is are they indeed the first? 
 

So folks quotes was a mistake meant to hit spellcheck::chuckle::
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Britt wrote: Aethelred wrote: Indeed, "civilization" is a subjective term open to tens of definitions. Civilization is defined through the narrow lens of the beholder's personal bias and experience. One man's definition of civilization is another man's definition of anarchy.
I would say the dividing line is drinking tea!:)


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MrParanormal wrote: While some may consider the definition of civilization to be subjective, in fairness I thinking we have to give credit to the Sumerian's as a definite qualifier for civilisation, the question to me is are they indeed the first? 
 

So folks quotes was a mistake meant to hit spellcheck::chuckle::

I saw that you had posted here and thought you would say an civilization was brought here from outer space as payback for my invasion of your forum!:D
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I saw that you had posted here and thought you would say an civilization was brought here from outer space as payback for my invasion of your forum!:D


:lmao:was not my plan but  now that you opened the door for me that is what Zacharia Sitchin claims the Sumerian records say:lmao:
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Hi  Aethelred


 

Zacharia Sitchin is the authoer of Earth Chronicles a series of books on the ancient astronaut theory. he claims to have diciphered the sumerian cunniform tablets and writes a whole new history of earth based on his translation. alot of reading material there.
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MrParanormal wrote: Hi  Aethelred


 

Zacharia Sitchin is the authoer of Earth Chronicles a series of books on the ancient astronaut theory. he claims to have diciphered the sumerian cunniform tablets and writes a whole new history of earth based on his translation. alot of reading material there.

Ideas that, as you know based on our conversations in the paranormal forum, I don't buy into.  However, if you would like to start a thread here on that subject I would welcome it.:)
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MrParanormal wrote: Hi  Aethelred


 

Zacharia Sitchin is the authoer of Earth Chronicles a series of books on the ancient astronaut theory. he claims to have diciphered the sumerian cunniform tablets and writes a whole new history of earth based on his translation. alot of reading material there.

Several years ago I decided that I should learn to read cuneiform writing, but decided after a week or two that, given the number of different types of cuneiform and that as a medievalist I would never use it, I gave up.

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I never learned how either too much to do now, Hey why I'm replying to you in this forum about ancient history, let me let everyone hewr know that at 8:00 pm Central Time Tonight, I'm interviewing Patrick Heron about his most recent book The Nephilim And The Pyramid Of The Apocalypse in case any one wants to attend or call in with questions.

 

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