So..the idea of Lilith being Adam's first wife came from Judaism, right?

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~~Birdy~~

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So, why do I keep seeing Atheists post about her and they are not even Jewish themselves. Moreover, most Jews don't know of any Lilith. Why complicate the creation story?
According to atheist scholars, Lilith is worth talking about. Where was she mentioned?
lainiebsky - Where is it written? That's all I want to know and myths, by definition are made up

Thank you cheir
Gazoo - You are so wrong. All I can do is laugh at you.
Going Postal - That is one way to look at it, and it is just as valid as someone reading that Adam and Eve were the first and only humans that God made. Lots of discussion available online about this
 
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lainiebsky

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It came from ancient Hebrew myths, dating from a time before Judaism became the religion it is now.

Do you think only those who believe in the Greek gods are allowed to mention myths about Aphrodite?
 
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goingpostal

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I don't really care that much one way or another but after reading it, it seems to me that chapter 2 is just a detailed account of what happened in chapter 1, not that he created different people.
 
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