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Jan 5 03 1:21 PM
Bartender
Quote:Personally, I am of the opinion, that while language certainly changes, it does not leave its roots completely.
Quote:The achaic English example, given in a previous post, on its notable difference to today's modern English, does not erase the fact that there are still many very certain similarities between modern and historical English; primarily, I imagine, the alphabet itself.
Quote:The fact that language was changed by a higher source, and peoples were scattered about the earth...according to tongue, makes more sense to me.
Quote:If evolution is true, and we branched out from a single pair, as is commonly held to be the case by certain scientists today, then there logically should be certain roots common to all languages.
Quote:I know...you don't feel that way, but I do. So...I guess that is that.
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