RE: Biblical Incest
July 18, 2016 at 5:45 pm
(This post was last modified: July 18, 2016 at 5:49 pm by The Grand Nudger.)
They come from the tree...upon which I/we/he/she/shim/it hung for nine days. Or ten, or thirteen. Can't remember.
Religious narratives are, at the heart....somewhat random. At least they seem to be, until you place them in context...like the bit about Cain and who he and his wife was. The farmer, father of civilization, metalworking...a murderer....oblivious regarding death or consequence...all of those things that might tempt an impoverished shepherd to leave the fold.
Religious narratives are, at the heart....somewhat random. At least they seem to be, until you place them in context...like the bit about Cain and who he and his wife was. The farmer, father of civilization, metalworking...a murderer....oblivious regarding death or consequence...all of those things that might tempt an impoverished shepherd to leave the fold.
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