Actually, the fact that it doesn't shake the foundations of traditional Judaism or Christianity, means precisely that it does shake the foundations of what passes for theology among religious liberals. Those worthies commonly assert that the interpretations of the Old Testament (in this case) were colored by later European biases.
The parable about the houses built on stone and sand springs to mind here.....
Shake, rattle, and roll those foundations. I love it when an eternal plan comes together. ;-)
Dan