@Girlysprite: The bible never says that what it comments on is moral. It would be the same if it were written today... people would say: "well those aren't very good morals" ...but that's not what the bible is saying... what it's trying to convey is God's response to those attitudes and customs.
The bible reports on a morally perfect God. Trying to argue otherwise is like trying to argue that hot isn't hot. It's the opposite of the definition.
The bible reports on a morally perfect God. Trying to argue otherwise is like trying to argue that hot isn't hot. It's the opposite of the definition.
