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What is the moral of the story "By the Waters of Babylon"?

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The theme of the book is how the fate of mankind is in the hands of mankind itself.

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Answer: The theme of 'By the Waters of Babylon' is that knowledge can be attained too fast. The narrator and his father discuss this idea as the older man warns about revealing everything he has seen in the Place of the Gods.

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