I'm sure that God sat there in heaven watching people die of the plague saying, "I know these poor people can't read Latin, but that's no excuse for not burying their shit."
I love how you blame people for their own death via pestilence without even knowing a thing about bible history. If you did, you'd know that those "brilliant Europeans" couldn't read the bible unless they were privileged and wealthy enough to be taught how to read in their own language, much less Latin.
http://www.historyworld.net/wrldhis/Plai...oryid=ac66
And I am so sure that those people could have benefited from reading all those wonderful passages in Deuteronomy. Did I mention that I became an atheist by reading the bible, and was most repulsed by Deuteronomy? Maybe if they had been allowed to read it sooner, we wouldn't be plagued by Christianity today.
You know what my favorite cleanliness law is in the scripture? The one that says the whole town should pitch in to clean up all the naughty children. That one was so precious.
I love how you blame people for their own death via pestilence without even knowing a thing about bible history. If you did, you'd know that those "brilliant Europeans" couldn't read the bible unless they were privileged and wealthy enough to be taught how to read in their own language, much less Latin.
http://www.historyworld.net/wrldhis/Plai...oryid=ac66
And I am so sure that those people could have benefited from reading all those wonderful passages in Deuteronomy. Did I mention that I became an atheist by reading the bible, and was most repulsed by Deuteronomy? Maybe if they had been allowed to read it sooner, we wouldn't be plagued by Christianity today.
You know what my favorite cleanliness law is in the scripture? The one that says the whole town should pitch in to clean up all the naughty children. That one was so precious.
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