“Whether Abraham is a myth or a real personage [see: Abraham never existed] can probably never be known. Without Abraham, no Jews, no Jesus, no Christianity, and no salvation for the world. But some have asserted that Brahma and Abraham are alike corruptions [see: Abraham and Brahma] of Abba Rama, or Abrama, and that Sarah is identical with Saravasti, thus showing a Hindoo origin for the man and woman standing at the head of all the Jews. If Abraham is a myth—and the chances that he is are at least equal to the belief that there was such a man—then the story about Isaac, Jacob, his twelve sons, Moses, Aaron, Joshua, Samson, Job, Samuel, Saul, David, Solomon, etc., is also mythical.”— DeRobigne Bennett (1881), The Gods and Religions of Ancient and Modern Times (pg. 481) [2]