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Which "religious nuts" support a "multi-regional hypothesis"? A mono-regional 'Eden' is supported in Abrahamic religions.

Boogie_Man 2y ago
Presumably tribal religions
- AlecSchueler 2y ago
  Which tribes? Don't the Abrahamic religions stem from the tribes of Israel?
  - Boogie_Man 2y ago
    I might accidentally be using a dated term for it, Wikipedia redirects to "Ethnic Religion". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_religion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_religion
    - AlecSchueler 2y ago
      So Judaism for example?
  - trallnag 2y ago
    For example the religious group "Nation of Islam" believes that Yakub, a black scientist, crated the white race / ethnic group and tricknology a few thousand years ago
    - bilbo0s 2y ago
      The Nation of Islam are Muslims. They would be considered theologically descended from the Abrahamic line of religions. They would certainly not be considered a "tribe". And they take their creation mythology from the Koran. I think you may be talking about the ADOS people who believe all sorts of conspiracy theories like that, but are not a religious group at all. However they do believe black Christians and black Muslims are following the "white man's" religions. In any case, their beliefs would mean the ADOS nutjobs are technically "crackpots", as the initial post indicated, rather than a "tribe".
      - DiogenesKynikos 2y ago
        > The Nation of Islam are Muslims. They would be considered theologically descended from the Abrahamic line of religions. Not really, and most Muslims would dispute that the Nation of Islam is Islam. The Nation of Islam is essentially a newly invented religion from the early 1900s. It has its own extensive Sci-Fi mythology (including the Yakub story) that is pretty much entirely different from Islam, though it borrows some aspects of Islam. It's heavily influenced by Black Nationalism and Pan-Africanism.
      - School-Cotton 2y ago
        > The Nation of Islam are Muslims. Not according to mainstream Muslims.

Boogie_Man 2y ago

Presumably tribal religions

AlecSchueler 2y ago
Which tribes? Don't the Abrahamic religions stem from the tribes of Israel?
- Boogie_Man 2y ago
  I might accidentally be using a dated term for it, Wikipedia redirects to "Ethnic Religion". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_religion https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ethnic_religion
  - AlecSchueler 2y ago
    So Judaism for example?
- trallnag 2y ago
  For example the religious group "Nation of Islam" believes that Yakub, a black scientist, crated the white race / ethnic group and tricknology a few thousand years ago
  - bilbo0s 2y ago
    The Nation of Islam are Muslims. They would be considered theologically descended from the Abrahamic line of religions. They would certainly not be considered a "tribe". And they take their creation mythology from the Koran. I think you may be talking about the ADOS people who believe all sorts of conspiracy theories like that, but are not a religious group at all. However they do believe black Christians and black Muslims are following the "white man's" religions. In any case, their beliefs would mean the ADOS nutjobs are technically "crackpots", as the initial post indicated, rather than a "tribe".
    - DiogenesKynikos 2y ago
      > The Nation of Islam are Muslims. They would be considered theologically descended from the Abrahamic line of religions. Not really, and most Muslims would dispute that the Nation of Islam is Islam. The Nation of Islam is essentially a newly invented religion from the early 1900s. It has its own extensive Sci-Fi mythology (including the Yakub story) that is pretty much entirely different from Islam, though it borrows some aspects of Islam. It's heavily influenced by Black Nationalism and Pan-Africanism.
    - School-Cotton 2y ago
      > The Nation of Islam are Muslims. Not according to mainstream Muslims.