| − | In the more intellectually honest field of linguistics, even non-believer researchers accept the principle of baramin-like groups of languages; the [[proto-world]] theory that holds that there is a single origin for all languages has been broadly rejected. | + | In the more intellectually honest field of linguistics, even non-believer researchers accept the principle of baramin-like groups ("families") of languages; the [[proto-world]] theory that holds that there is a single origin for all languages has been broadly rejected. |