The Tower of Babel is believed to reference Mesopotamia. The historical record doesn't match this!

The Tower of Babel is believed to reference Babylon in Mesopotamia. The historical record doesn't match this account and is off by over 3,000 years! So where was the "real" Tower of Babel?

Was Göbekli Tepe the Tower of Babel? : The Red Thread Connection

This Episode of the Red Thread Connection sees Kevin follow an intriguing thread he stumbled upon. Was Göbekli Tepe the actual Tower of Babel mentioned in the Genesis, the first book of the Bible?

This Thread gets a little frayed, but connects in ways that might surprise you!

Don't miss this fascinating new episode of the Red Thread Connection and discover the shocking evidence for yourself!!!
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[iamarealhuman]

Wait so if that's true why do "most" scholar believe that? Is there other evidence? Something to give the other believe halt?

[alexandershaduri]

In light what we know for absolute certain about languages, their evolution and histories, the tower of babel gets to be the biggest, most obviously bullshit story of the entire bible.

One might say the moral of the story is more important, but in this case it is laughable as well. Apparently, an omniscient, omnipotent, omnibenevolent god - who supposedly knew this would happen from the outset by the way - can get jealous. Of humans. Let that one sink in. So jealous in fact as to make it difficult for people to communicate and cooperate and easy to fight and feud.