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No Abraham Edit

I just read your additions to No Abraham. You did well in tying together a lot of different loose ends. I may disagree with you on points (mainly on the "negative" effects that Christianity has on science and morality), but overall I think you got the consequences just about right.

What I would like to see is a tentative timeline based on these assumptions. I still haven't worked out the way I might handle the Roman Empire in the "No Supernatural Intervention" time line which somewhat parallels this one, so I won't be contributing directly to this one. I see where you incorporated my suggestions from the talk page, though.

This has potential to be a good conduit for creative historians of the ancient religions. The ancient Roman and Greek religions were existing well with "Emporer worship" due to their synchronism, but the mystery religions that assumed a closer relationship with a deity might offer resistence to that movement in what we call the first through third centuries of the "Current Era."

Well, welcome to the community, I hope you stay around to contribute to many of our projects and perhaps even create some of your own. SouthWriter (talk) 03:11, September 24, 2012 (UTC)