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Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory
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RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory
(December 30, 2011 at 8:03 pm)kılıç_mehmet Wrote:
(December 31, 2011 at 1:03 am)chipan Wrote: this is punishment for what the man did. are you really comparing today's culture to the law in the old testiment without looking at the culture? all women did back then and all they ever wanted to do was marry, take care of their husbands and raise a family. if she is defiled, then no man will want to marry her so, in order to make sure the woman is not deprived of her goal in life for something that wasn't her fault, they force the man to have her. whether you think that's right or not, that's how it was. don't try to compare ancient law to modern culture.

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how about the fact that just b/c it's illegal doesn't mean it's feared. homophobic was a word invented by gays in order to convince others they are hated. the fact is it is not feared just illegal the same way adultery, fornication, and such are ilegal. does that make the bible adulterphobic? fornicationphobic?

Quite the contrary deary-o, I avidly study history and I believe that fascinating as it is, it should stay where it's at, in the past because such ways, customs, and laws are outdated making a 2000 year old book, i.e. the bible, inept and irrelevant as a guide for our society today.

There are SOME moral lessons one can take from the bible, but none that haven't already been instilled into today's times throughout history, biblical morals are old news. There is nothing NEW the bible can give us that mankind doesn't already know and practice and for the few morals, there are TONS that the bible does to poison our society because it's for a culture and people who lived 2000 years ago.

Homosexuality is only illegal in intolerant countries which is part of the poison I was just mentioning above. Slowly but surely gay rights are being made into laws which as you can see in intolerant jackasses everywhere just pisses Christians off (and isn't anger a sin??). Your theory that "Homophobia" was created by homosexuals is hilarious...in that case "religious persecution" is just a coup invented by Christians to convince us that they are being hated so society really doesn't need to take it seriously.

And yes, the bible is fornicaphobic because of it's unhealthy views on sex, I knew a guy when I was a teenager whose family was SO batshit crazy religious that the kid was ashamed of his own body when he felt sexual urges. The kid was royally screwed up because religion was so forced down his throat.
(December 31, 2011 at 1:03 am)chipan Wrote: this is punishment for what the man did. are you really comparing today's culture to the law in the old testiment without looking at the culture? all women did back then and all they ever wanted to do was marry, take care of their husbands and raise a family. if she is defiled, then no man will want to marry her so, in order to make sure the woman is not deprived of her goal in life for something that wasn't her fault, they force the man to have her. whether you think that's right or not, that's how it was. don't try to compare ancient law to modern culture.

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how about the fact that just b/c it's illegal doesn't mean it's feared. homophobic was a word invented by gays in order to convince others they are hated. the fact is it is not feared just illegal the same way adultery, fornication, and such are ilegal. does that make the bible adulterphobic? fornicationphobic?

Quite the contrary deary-o, I avidly study history and I believe that fascinating as it is, it should stay where it's at, in the past, because such ways, customs and laws are outdated; making a 2000+ year old book, i.e. the bible, inept and irrelevant as a guide for our society today.

There are SOME moral lessons one can take from the bible, but none that haven't already been instilled into today's times, biblical morals are all old news. There is nothing NEW the bible can give us that mankind doesn't already know and practice yet TONS that it does to poison our society because it was written for a culture and people who lived 2000 years ago.

Homosexuality is only illegal in intolerant countries which is part of the poison I was mentioning (intolerance and hate). Slowly but surely gay rights are being made into laws which as you can see in fanatical jackasses just pisses fundie Christians right off...remind me again, isn't anger a sin??

Your theaory that "homophobia" was created by homosexuals just means that "religious persecution" is just a coup invented by Christians to convince us that they're being hated, so to me that means we don't need to take religious persecution as a serious issue.

And yes, the bible is fornicaphobic because of its unhealthy views on sex. I knew a guy when I was in my twenties whose family was SO batshit crazy religious that the kind was ashamed of his own body when he felt sexual urges. He was ROYALLY screwed up because religion was so forced down his throat.

(December 31, 2011 at 1:03 am)chipan Wrote: [quote=LarissaAnn] Deuteronomy 22:28-29
If a man is caught in the act of raping a young woman who is not engaged, he must pay fifty pieces of silver to her father. Then he must marry her because he has violated her.

How is that not sexist? Is that the justice you would want for your daughter, sister, etc. if that were to happen to them? Does the fact that we put rapists in jail make man's law more moral and just than biblical law?

this is punishment for what the man did. are you really comparing today's culture to the law in the old testiment without looking at the culture? all women did back then and all they ever wanted to do was marry, take care of their husbands and raise a family. if she is defiled, then no man will want to marry her so, in order to make sure the woman is not deprived of her goal in life for something that wasn't her fault, they force the man to have her. whether you think that's right or not, that's how it was. don't try to compare ancient law to modern culture.

LarissaAnn Wrote:Leviticus 20:13
If a man lies with a man as one lies with a woman, both of them have done the detestable. They must be put to death.
How is that not homophobic?

how about the fact that just b/c it's illegal doesn't mean it's feared. homophobic was a word invented by gays in order to convince others they are hated. the fact is it is not feared just illegal the same way adultery, fornication, and such are ilegal. does that make the bible adulterphobic? fornicationphobic?

Norfolk And Chance Wrote:Let's not forget that incest is also OK, so long as daddy is pissed and his daughter makes the first move.

completely not true. incest is clearly defigned as wrong in the bible no matter who makes the first move.

Quite the contrary deary-o, I avidly study history and I believe that fascinating as it is, it should stay where it's at, in the past because such ways, customs, and laws are outdated making a 2000 year old book, i.e. the bible, inept and irrelevant as a guide for our society today.

There are SOME moral lessons one can take from the bible, but none that haven't already been instilled into today's times throughout history, biblical morals are old news. There is nothing NEW the bible can give us that mankind doesn't already know and practice and for the few morals, there are TONS that the bible does to poison our society because it's for a culture and people who lived 2000 years ago.

Homosexuality is only illegal in intolerant countries which is part of the poison I was just mentioning above. Slowly but surely gay rights are being made into laws which as you can see in intolerant jackasses everywhere just pisses Christians off (and isn't anger a sin??). Your theory that "Homophobia" was created by homosexuals is hilarious...in that case "religious persecution" is just a coup invented by Christians to convince us that they are being hated so society really doesn't need to take it seriously.

And yes, the bible is fornicaphobic because of it's unhealthy views on sex, I knew a guy when I was a teenager whose family was SO batshit crazy religious that the kid was ashamed of his own body when he felt sexual urges. The kid was royally screwed up because religion was so forced down his throat.
Dammit, my posts don't seem to be going through.
@Chipan

Quite the contrary deary-o, I avidly study history and I believe that fascinating as it is, it should stay where it's at, in the past because such ways, customs, and laws are outdated making a 2000 year old book, i.e. the bible, inept and irrelevant as a guide for our society today.

There are SOME moral lessons one can take from the bible, but none that haven't already been instilled into today's times throughout history, biblical morals are old news. There is nothing NEW the bible can give us that mankind doesn't already know and practice and for the few morals, there are TONS that the bible does to poison our society because it's for a culture and people who lived 2000 years ago.

Homosexuality is only illegal in intolerant countries which is part of the poison I was just mentioning above. Slowly but surely gay rights are being made into laws which as you can see in intolerant jackasses everywhere just pisses Christians off (and isn't anger a sin??). Your theory that "Homophobia" was created by homosexuals is hilarious...in that case "religious persecution" is just a coup invented by Christians to convince us that they are being hated so society really doesn't need to take it seriously.

And yes, the bible is fornicaphobic because of it's unhealthy views on sex, I knew a guy when I was a teenager whose family was SO batshit crazy religious that the kid was ashamed of his own body when he felt sexual urges. The kid was royally screwed up because religion was so forced down his throat.
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Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Barre - December 30, 2011 at 10:54 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by chi pan - December 30, 2011 at 11:40 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Barre - January 1, 2012 at 5:50 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Jackalope - January 1, 2012 at 5:53 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Barre - January 1, 2012 at 6:20 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Jackalope - January 1, 2012 at 6:24 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Barre - January 22, 2012 at 7:37 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Norfolk And Chance - December 30, 2011 at 11:58 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Barre - January 1, 2012 at 5:55 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Barre - January 6, 2012 at 11:30 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by chi pan - December 30, 2011 at 12:17 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Aegrus - December 30, 2011 at 2:07 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by chi pan - December 30, 2011 at 2:11 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by LarissaAnn - December 30, 2011 at 2:46 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by kılıç_mehmet - December 30, 2011 at 5:40 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Aegrus - December 30, 2011 at 6:21 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Barre - January 1, 2012 at 6:25 am
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Norfolk And Chance - December 30, 2011 at 2:33 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Norfolk And Chance - December 30, 2011 at 2:49 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by LarissaAnn - December 30, 2011 at 2:54 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Epimethean - December 30, 2011 at 3:58 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by LarissaAnn - December 30, 2011 at 4:07 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by Epimethean - December 30, 2011 at 4:14 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by LarissaAnn - December 30, 2011 at 4:45 pm
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RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by LarissaAnn - December 30, 2011 at 5:20 pm
RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by kılıç_mehmet - December 30, 2011 at 6:49 pm
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RE: Primordial Sex--Eden as Allegory - by kılıç_mehmet - December 30, 2011 at 8:03 pm
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