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Yeah but the flaw with anything that is transferred by word of mouth is that it changes a lot. Ever did that one thing in school where someone would whisper something in someones ear, it would go down a chain of people and by the end of the chain you'd have something completely different come out? Well this works the same way.
I don't believe for a second that after hundreds of years the oral law is still exactly the same as it was originally told to the very first person. Nor do I believe that anyone practicing that religion tells the oral law exactly the same. As a form of rules, it's flawed by default.
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Yeah. If you'd actually bothered to read my post, you'd understand that that is the
goddamn point. Keeping the law oral meant it developed with time and remained current and relevant; the religion didn't stagnate.