A dialogue between Moses (1392 -
1272 B.C.) and Aristotle (384 - 322 B.C.) - from Transcripts of their debate.
Written by P.K.Odendaal - 16 Feb.
2011
Note by the
Scribe (writer) : This piece was compiled with the latest facts and
interpretations of History and the Bible. It is, after all, an unfinished work
as the dialogue will only be conducted after the rapture when everyone will
know everything, but it is also conceivable that it has already taken place,
because there is no clear scripture that says one first has to go to a place of
detention before inheriting your prize - be that eternal life or eternal
damnation.
In any case,
chances are that this would be a very accurate transcription of that dialogue.
Part of this is of course conjecture.
The intent of
this dialogue is to bring the false theories, false statements, frailties and
errors of humans to light, whilst confirming the events of the Bible which has
stayed true for 3 300 years.
The reason that I
have chosen these two characters is that both are the best mankind had to offer
in these fields - Moses as an exemplary example of a man of God and Aristotle as
an exemplary example of human excellence and human failure.
Although I have
tried to interpret the Bible and History as accurately as possible, I have had to use my poetic license
to fill in the gaps, but I have not stretched that license unduly. If I have
unduly criticised someone, due to my ignorance, I beg their pardon beforehand.
I do, however, give them the benefit of the doubt as I am writing this with
hindsight which is 20/20 vision, whilst they did this in uncertain times, in
doubt, with partial knowledge, in the heat of the moment and some under
pressure and duress.
PART 1
Introduction and background.
Moses: Hi there Ari, and how are you today ?
