I agree, and it has nothing to do with conspiracies, just look at all of the things the person who posted this came up. I mean, Gilgamesh is Babylon myth, not Christian. In Christianity, it was Noah. There are many mythologies mixed into this one so I'm not sure I believe it completely. Some of it may be right, but it doesn't matter, God made man to be imperfect, just as he made women to be imperfect, even if you go according to the legend, She made mistakes as well as Adam. Sure, he was unwilling to give in a bit, but so was she. I think God intended us all to work together, not against each other. So may Adam have been a jerk, sure, but she was no Lilly of the Valley either. I don't even care if she did give birth to demons or not, they should have tried to work out their issues...lol, but of course there were no therapists back then huh ;) I don't think Moses would have bumped into the demons at the Red Sea anyway, first of all, they both say Red Sea, but not where along the Red Sea, and of course there was the fact that God was protecting and guiding them, I'm sure if he created a world, it wouldn't be very hard to either keep the demons at bay, or hide the Israelites from them. Now of course all of this is just my opinion, other than pointing out the inconsistencies of which mythology is which. I don't really care that it's wrong, but it just shows that the whole thing is shaky at best anyway. Also, I am a female and would never personally let a man walk all over me, but I would try to meet him half way. And, I'm only pointing this out because it's a pet peeve; feminism, before the feminist movement was meant to mean that one believes in equality for all, not just women...so...well, if you go by the original definition (which I personally do, doesn't mean anyone else has to), then the story of Lilith has nothing to do with feminism, or anti-feminism.

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