The Divine signature in the Torah

Do you not see yourself among the blind?You are clinging to old tribal myths in spite of the evidence from the real world.That seems blind to me.

BfDSorry, you haven't "shown" anything.On the contrary, your old tribal myths have long since been shown to be mostly incorrect.You are a prime example of the old adage, "Belief gets in the way of learning." You are incapable of learning anything that goes against your a priori beliefs. That makes you the exact opposite of a scientist.The Enlightenment seems to have passed you by completely.

BfDAnd I have been assured, by another believer, that the odds against evolution are 1⁷²⁰.From this, do you see why we tend not to trust anything true believers say?==============But if you want old myths, here is a good one:

The Creation of Men and Women

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When the world was finished, there were as yet no people, but the Bald Eagle was chief of the animals. He saw that the world was incomplete and decided to make some human beings. So he took some clay and modeled the figure of a man and laid him on the ground. At first he was very small but he grew rapidly until he reached normal size. But as yet he had no life; he was still asleep. Then the Bald Eagle stood and admired his work. "It is impossible," he said, "that he should be left alone; he must have a mate." So he pulled out a feather and laid it beside the sleeping man. Then he left them and went off a short distance, for he knew that a woman was being formed from the feather. But the man was still asleep and did not know what was happening. When the Bald Eagle decided that the woman was about completed, he returned, awoke the man by flapping his wings over him and flew away.

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The man opened his eyes and stared at the woman. "What does this mean?" he asked. "I thought I was alone!" Then the Bald Eagle returned and said with a smile, "I see you have a mate! Have you had intercourse with her?" "No," replied he man, for he and the woman knew nothing about each other. Then the Bald Eagle called to Coyote who happened to be going by and said to him, "Do you see that woman? Try her first!" Coyote was quite willing and complied, but immediately afterwards lay down and died. The Bald Eagle went away and left Coyote dead, but presently returned and revived him. "How did it work?" said the Bald Eagle. "Pretty well, but it nearly kills a man!" replied Coyote. "Will you try it again?" said the Bald Eagle. Coyote agreed, and tried again, and this time survived. Then the Bald Eagle turned to the man and said, "She is all right now; you and she are to live together.

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California Indian creation story