Are you suggesting that different languages came into existence at the foot of the Tower of Babble? That a mere 2,600 years ago all of humanity lived around the area of the T of B and all spoke the same language? But then God confused them with languages and somehow encouraged them to then spread all over the world.
So there were no Aboriginals in Australia 2,600 years ago and even the Aboriginals God sent here spoke hundreds of different languages. And Papuans were sent to Papua only 2,600 years ago and they spoke several thousand different languages. And those speaking Norwegen went to Norway, etc, etc?
And what about all these skin colours and cultures, they just developed over the last 2,600 years? What a frenzy of boat building there must have been 2,600 years ago so that Islanders got to the Pacific Islands and Aboriginals got to Australia and Cubans got to Cuba, unless of course God made rainbow bridges so they could walk over because God invented the rainbow for Noah, remember.
You have to be able to see that these kind of beliefs are as close to insanity as one can get before being put in a padded room. Christianity has been rendered to the level of Aboriginal myth stories.
Now as said, if I am misunderstanding you here I apologise. I really hope I am missing your point because it would be heart breaking to think that there are adults in this age still believe the T of B story is literal.
