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>>510721551
Yahweh, not Moloch. Moloch comes from a word jews used to describe the ceremony of sacrificing babies to their god. There is no proof moloch existed as part of a pantheon prior the rise of monotheism. Jews made up the notion of Moloch being a god to rewrite history in way that distanced them from the practice. I do agree with your sentiment though.
Yahweh, not Moloch. Moloch comes from a word jews used to describe the ceremony of sacrificing babies to their god. There is no proof moloch existed as part of a pantheon prior the rise of monotheism. Jews made up the notion of Moloch being a god to rewrite history in way that distanced them from the practice. I do agree with your sentiment though.
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