How do they determine the beginning of a river? Should it be the furthest point of something? Why isn’t the Missouri River the “Mississippi” and the remaining portion of the Mississippi north of that junction the Missouri instead?
Ah yes, the Mississippi, the only river with 7 tributaries in the world. Of course.
“The Bible says…” Stop. There’s your problem right there.
It’s been in there for 6000 years. If it was wrong, someone would have corrected it by now
All I know for sure is that Atlantis was in Iowa.
You know, I was watching a video theorizing that the Odyssey and the Iliad were assembled from a bunch of older stories, and that a couple of those journeys went across the Atlantic. If someone like the ancient Macedonians made it across, the Old Testament stories could also be incorporating information about North America.
the Odyssey and the Iliad were assembled from a bunch of older stories
Very possible
and that a couple of those journeys went across the Atlantic
Total bullshit
Probably, but not as insane as you might first think. We already know the Vikings managed it, and in the Pacific, many islands were populated by people who didn’t have anywhere near the ships that the Mediterranean civilizations had, and yet covered distances just as far as you would have to cross if you were taking the northern route across the Atlantic.
And did those feet
In ancient times
Walk upon Kentucky’s mountains green?The Atchafalaya is a distributary, not a tributary.
