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That's quite a claim at the end. Who can argue with scholars?
As for the rest, that's religion for you. They know it's boring, so they have to make a musical production of it. Maybe science should try that.
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tblue37
(65,403 posts)1. Interesting. Thanks. K&R. nt
The Genealogist
(4,723 posts)2. Maybe borrow show tunes
And set scientific theories to the music? Maybe get Randy Rainbow to help?
When I took Hebrew years ago, we had a song about verbs set to the tune of The Beach Boys "California Girls"
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DetlefK
(16,423 posts)4. That part about the connection to theater and drama is hogwash.
European theater (including concepts such as stand-up comedy) comes from greek theater.
And the modern european-style drama with multi-layered stories and metaphors and hidden meanings comes not from the church-choir but from images and visual memes of medieval books. (For example, that's where the trope that an ugly person is evil comes from.)
MineralMan
(146,317 posts)5. I think that last panel is a big stretch.
Modern drama really follows ancient Greek theater more than the Mass.