Talmud - the original World Wide Web?
Interesting account of the Talmud as hypertext at Paleojudaica. It seems to me that a cross-reference system such as found in many Bibles is also a form of low-tech hypertext.
Monday, July 11, 2005
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- Name: Michael
- Location: Minnesota, United States
Christian, truth seeker, husband, son, brother & uncle, Lutheran pastor, musician (cello, etc.), Jewish Studies grad student, intellectual historian, aquarium enthusiast & pet owner, philologist, astronomer, Norwegian-American, Ford pickup driver, buffoon.
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I looked up the link in the spam above & found it is entitled "Biblical Errancy", a rather voluminous site cataloguing problems the author has with Biblical "contradictions", "errors", etc. LORD have mercy, & lead me toward a good, thought-provoking reply.
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