If you had to chose a book as proof, doesn't the iliad carry weight for the existance of greek mythology than.

Question

the judeo-christian bible does to support the existance of thier mythology.

which mythology produces the closest thing to something that would qualify as proof.

I know we are splitting hairs here between .0000000000001 and 0. but still just curious as to what you LOGICALLY think presents something closest to bieng what would pass for reliable.

Answer 1

The places and people in the Iliad and the Odyssey have way more independent confirmation than those in the bible.

Hence the Greek gods are more believable than the myths in the bible.

Answer 2

Sherrilyn Kenyons Darkhunter/Dreamhunter/Werehunter (all mutually make one series) series intertwines the gods and goddesses and different such mythical creatures, remarkable series! analyzing order: fable Lover night Pleasures night embody Dance with the devil Kiss of the night night Play grab the night Sins of the night unharness the night dark factor of the Moon The Dream-Hunter devil would Cry Upon The midnight clean Dream Chaser Acheron One Silent night Dream Warrior undesirable Moon increasing No Mercy Redemption wish this facilitates!

Answer 3

In the story of Prometheus they had species similar to man but not quite man that existed before us and were killed in several acts of genocide.

The men of God, silver, bronze and Iron.

We are Iron, they said all the other species before us were wiped out, there is more evidence to back that up than some creation stories.

Answer 4

Scholars aren't afraid to class the Bible as Abrahamic or Semetic Mythology.

That's what it is.

Mythology doesn't mean fiction, though.

Answer 5

I think it's equally possible that Homer and Jesus Christ never even existed