it's literally written CE, another word for AD

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Yep, correct

What is your question?

At this point I’ve forgotten your original point if there ever was one

What are you trying to prove?

If it’s that the first flat earth reference is in the Zohar, then that is debunked by your own dates

*round earth

man, you can find somebody else to troll, you first referred to the talmud being created to the middle ages now you completely switch views then say ''i was right'' wtf?

I was mistaken, I was thinking of the combined Talmud and mishna

But as I said, even at the dates you provided for the Talmud, your hypothesis is disproven

What even is this conversation?

i have no idea, she said talmud now switches to something else

Yes River, would you care to state what you’re trying to prove?

i'm honestly confused

@Flat Earth PhD There's curvature in that new horizon footage. 😬

@rivenator12113 was saying that the first reference to a round earth is in the Talmud

And I was disproving that

you said that the zohar was created in the middle ages, which was false. you said the talmud was created in the middle ages, which was false.

i mean, based on what is said in the talmud itself, it wouldnt be surprising if its existence is much older than we're told. i've never read any text that encourages such deceptive behavior

The Zohar was created in the Middle Ages

What does this have to do with the earth's shape though? <:confused:625494374402228244>

@Deleted User straw manning right now? i said the zohar

Sorry, my mistake

The Zohar

Which is a middle age document

@floridaswamptrash a lot of so-called theories are just based on the philosophies of the zohar,kaballah and other mystic texts

I thought the Talmud was a middle age document, but as River rightly pointed out, it was a late antiquity document

zohar dates back to 2nd century AD

No, that’s incorrect

By your own sources that’s incorrect

And even if it were correct, it disproves your original point

i gave you 2 sources and a citation

So are you just arguing to argue?

Yes, and both agree with me

What is your question?

@Millennium Envoy Aight

''De León ascribed the work to Shimon bar Yochai ("Rashbi"), a rabbi of the 2nd century during the Roman persecution[5] ''

Mhm, did you read the next sentence?

as·cribe
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past tense: ascribed; past participle: ascribed
attribute something to (a cause).

Where they say it can’t possible have been him because it references things that happened after the Talmud?