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The Tower of Babel (2011)
This exciting new video answers the most important questions about the Tower of Babel in Genesis and the intriguing topics related to it. Many Christians—including many theologians and academics—believe the events the Bible describes at Babel are myths or legends, and need to be reinterpreted. They attack the account, saying it cannot possibly be based on fact. But are these assaults on the Bible warranted?
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This exciting new video answers the most important questions about the Tower of Babel in Genesis and the intriguing topics related to it. Many Christians—including many theologians and academics—believe the events the Bible describes at Babel are myths or legends, and need to be reinterpreted. They attack the account, saying it cannot possibly be based on fact. But are these assaults on the Bible warranted?
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