The Hebrew Scriptures are scientifically inaccurate

Thanks Con for clearing up a couple of non-contentions.Though Con and his sources did not explain how rulers and settlements mentioned in Genesis and Exodus did not exist until centuries after the events were supposed to have occurred.Modern Archaeology and Anthropology has the following more likely scenario for the origins of Judaism and thus the Bible.Monotheism appears to be the product of warrior class civilizations, both archaeologically and anthropologically.These warrior class civilizations were mostly nomadic pastoralist groups similar to the Bedouins.VIDEO: Neurology, Robert Sapolsky explains how culture affects religion, in particular how Nomadic Pastoralist cultures produce warrior class Gods with fear and war based world views such as warriors are heralded for killing or massacres against the enemy (Joshua). Note, this section starts 24 minutes into the video, so skip up until then if you are not interested in viewing the entire video.http://www.youtube.com...The Bedouin type nomadic goat and sheep herders date back to the time of Moses's existence in the Canaan and Judea lowlands.These did not settle but would rely on grain from settlements for sustenance so they could live their nomadic lives.These groups had numerous Gods, and their main God was a warrior God who condones killing and conquering their enemies.Nomadic pastoral groups had a tough living, they had to protect their flocks from wild animals and other groups stealing their animals, so they would often have a us and them attitude to the surrounding civilizations.So this Us/Them attitude developed a life of fear of others to which they would train their young men to be warriors to protect their livestock and they developed Gods to protect their warriors and applaud them for their victories, thus their Gods were often war mongers. Similar to the Old Testament God Yahweh.During the period from 1150 to 900 BCE Philistines attacked the lowland settlements and established their own settlements in Judea and other regions, making some inroads into Egypt (written evidence in Egyptian texts), this caused a massive disruption and crisis these Bedouin nomad pastoralists as the settlements they relied on for grain were burnt and ransacked by the Philistines so they went to higher ground and since they needed to now produce their own grain, they were forced to settle.These settlements of pastoralists in the highlands along the Jordan River growing their own grain, but still maintaining the same design as their Bedouin camps prospered and grew in number. By the end of the 8th Century they had grown in such numbers that they produced a City (Jerusalem) which became a hub for their culture and the ruler of this city (Josiah) decided to gather all of these pastoral settlements into forming a single nation.He obviously appealed to religion as his means of uniting all the pastoral settlements as a nation so settled on a common God of the many Gods worshiped in the region.Josiah chose Yahweh to be the God that he would use to unite the region.Josiah banned the worship of all other religions and thus banned the worship of the popular Calf God that many groups worshiped at the time. In order to make his banning of the other Gods appear a divine order, he went to the public and held up a manuscript that archaeologists believe Josiah had created for him, declaring that the had found the manuscript issuing orders that Yahweh was to be the only God.The oldest documents discovered of such religious writings are dated 8th century BCE, so it is likely Josiah had the manuscript fabricated as a falsified document for the purpose of convincing his subjects that his commands were divine.Thus the story of Moses coming back to find them making an idol of a calf was really from Josiah.The most probable scenario, considering the Archaeological and Anthropological evidence is that the Narcissistic and Megalomania character of the Old Testament God was established by Josiah as he used the threat of punishment and even death to those who did not adopt his national God, so he could unite the people of the region.Yes, there were no pig bones found in the highland regions, but there were in the surrounding lowland settlements, so this is also a unifying trait that Josiah implemented to draw the highland pastoralists together, as they don't eat pork and the surrounding settlements Moabites and Philistines did eat pork.So this also deepened the Us (goat/sheep eaters) and them (pork eaters) and thus the hatred of Pork in the Koran.Though due to dates of settlements and names of rulers and events in Genesis and Exodus, it does appear that these works did not reach their final draft until their exile in Babylonia.Most likely Ezra and his fellow scribes following him put the final touches onto the Pentateuch as it appears that these works did not fully evolve until the 6th Century BCE. Here is a fairly long Video that covers everything I have stated above and poses that the scenario I developed is the most probable history of the Old Testament.Video: The Bible Unearthed 4 of 4. The Book. I've already indicated text from the book in my first argument, but here is the actual documentary on the Archaeological and Anthropological discoveries that led to the scenario I have devised.http://www.youtube.com...I would advise voters to look at the entire series to gain a better appreciation of this scenario, but that is very time consuming, but if you are a history buff like myself, you would find them extremely interesting.On Noah's Flood, yes it was the "Epic of Gilgamesh" or the combined flood of the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers as did occur and there is much evidence in Ur for it's occurrence, including a tablet found stating that the entire world was in flood.Well it was flooding as far as the witness could see (natural horizon) from the top of the temple where the witness most likely survived the ordeal. This is all I have time to produce at the moment.So Enjoy the videos!Thanks Con!Back to you!