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Just to make sure we're on the same page about my original assertion. I would like to restate that the bible is not the ultimate source of truth, and while it may contain references to historical happenings, it isn't a good source of historical knowledge.
I am not against the study of mythology, especially with in cultural and historical context. What I am saying is that mythologies aren't good sources of factual information.
I admit to bird walking off of that as I noticed you were wielding an incredibly broad definition of religion that I am not familiar with, hence I thought it might be a good idea to treat that. The whole point of posting the two definitions, is that it had seemed to from the way you were talking about it, that you were using the definition of culture and religion interchangeably. So, what is the actual definition you are working with? I hate to continue running on assumption.
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