
When a “Truth” Needs Intimidation, It Was Never Truth
A philosophical examination of Genesis, Abraham’s Ur, the flood timeline, Nephilim, and judgment rhetoric through The Resilient Philosopher lens of truth, inquiry, and self-leadership.

A philosophical examination of Genesis, Abraham’s Ur, the flood timeline, Nephilim, and judgment rhetoric through The Resilient Philosopher lens of truth, inquiry, and self-leadership.

The story of Abraham, often revered in religious texts, highlights moral quandaries about incest and deceit that would be condemned today. It emphasizes that morality should not be exempted by tradition or divine authority. The narrative challenges leaders to learn from history, promoting reflection over blind adherence to customs.