The Code of Hammurabi begins with a prologue, in which king Hammurabi boasts of his great deeds, but he also writes that the code itself was dictated to him by the Babylonian god Shamash (pronounced “shah-mah-shh”). When scribes read the code back to Hammurabi he had no recollection of it because he was in a trance like state. Most religions have prophets who claim to have been provided instructions from beings not of this world that they were instructed to relay back to human civilization. The ...
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