How can you get so damn excited over me using the word GAY in it'sverilon wrote: Two words: FUCK OFF!!!
pre 1990s meaning?
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How can you get so damn excited over me using the word GAY in it'sverilon wrote: Two words: FUCK OFF!!!
Because I know you're doing it just to spite me because I know you hate me because you know I'm gay and that scares you.MKSheppard wrote:How can you get so damn excited over me using the word GAY in it'sverilon wrote: Two words: FUCK OFF!!!
pre 1990s meaning?
Spite you? Perhaps a little, but naaa, you don't have to worry about meverilon wrote: Because I know you're doing it just to spite me because I know you hate me because you know I'm gay and that scares you.
OMG that would be hilarious! But I'm not doing it...Exonerate wrote:Somebody should post this on CreationWeb just to piss them off...
Could you provide me some evidence for that? The reason why I'm asking is because if it was so accepted, then why the harsh law found in Leviticus 20:12? I guess you will bring up the example of Lot.Why should it piss them off? After all, incest seemed to be quite accepted in Biblical times. - Uranium235
XPViking`If there is a man who lies with his daughter-in-law, both of them shall surely be put to death; they have committed incest, their bloodguiltiness is upon them.
How about Adam and Eve and their kids?XPViking wrote:Could you provide me some evidence for that? The reason why I'm asking is because if it was so accepted, then why the harsh law found in Leviticus 20:12? I guess you will bring up the example of Lot.Why should it piss them off? After all, incest seemed to be quite accepted in Biblical times. - Uranium235
Well, there was Adam and Eve. And it says their children had children. It's only logical. They either had daughters, or they had kids with Eve . Take your pick.XPViking wrote:Verilon,
Okay. You are referring to Cain. It doesn't appear to say where "his wife" came from. Unfortunately, it is somewhat ambigious as to where she came from. In other words, she may not necessarily be a daughter of Adam and Eve. To me, anyhow, it looks like that Genesis 4:3 is covering a lot of time within a few scant paragraphs.
I'll check into more regarding after the Flood.
XPViking
It's just not explained. God makes the first man and woman on Earth, but they appear to meet people. God then kills everyone on Earth but Noah's family, so every species on Earth must reproduce from just two of each animal, yet inbreeding is defined as a sin and we KNOW what it does to the gene pool. The Bible is just really badly written, that's all. It's got the kind of continuity that would make Berman and Braga ashamed of themselves.XPViking wrote:Verilon,
Okay. You are referring to Cain. It doesn't appear to say where "his wife" came from. Unfortunately, it is somewhat ambigious as to where she came from. In other words, she may not necessarily be a daughter of Adam and Eve. To me, anyhow, it looks like that Genesis 4:3 is covering a lot of time within a few scant paragraphs.
I'll check into more regarding after the Flood.
No, they're shameless idiots that took their example from the fundies. Just overlook anything you don't likeDarth Wong wrote:It's just not explained. God makes the first man and woman on Earth, but they appear to meet people. God then kills everyone on Earth but Noah's family, so every species on Earth must reproduce from just two of each animal, yet inbreeding is defined as a sin and we KNOW what it does to the gene pool. The Bible is just really badly written, that's all. It's got the kind of continuity that would make Berman and Braga ashamed of themselves.XPViking wrote:Verilon,
Okay. You are referring to Cain. It doesn't appear to say where "his wife" came from. Unfortunately, it is somewhat ambigious as to where she came from. In other words, she may not necessarily be a daughter of Adam and Eve. To me, anyhow, it looks like that Genesis 4:3 is covering a lot of time within a few scant paragraphs.
I'll check into more regarding after the Flood.
Of course! That's what being the Official Insomniac is all about!XPViking wrote:Darth Wong,
Right. After a cursory look at some other information, apparently the definition of incest changed during the early Biblical times. That is, it seems that the law given by Moses (I'm referring here to my Leviticus quote) appears after the Earth has a fairly sustantial population. Some other viewpoints contend that although inbreeding and was apparently justified in order to increase the early population, it also weakened the robustness of the human race (we don't have people living for 900 years like Yoda for example).
As to why the issue is not fully explained in the Bible is interesting. Oh well, back to the books.
Thanks Verilon for such a quick response.
XPViking
Ah, so fucking your sister was not incest in Biblical times? *chuckle*XPViking wrote:Right. After a cursory look at some other information, apparently the definition of incest changed during the early Biblical times. That is, it seems that the law given by Moses (I'm referring here to my Leviticus quote) appears after the Earth has a fairly sustantial population.
Nor did we ever. I hate to break it to you, but you can't disprove medicine by using the Garden of Eden fairy tale as evidence.Some other viewpoints contend that although inbreeding and was apparently justified in order to increase the early population, it also weakened the robustness of the human race (we don't have people living for 900 years like Yoda for example).
Fair enough. Two things you may want to consider: 1) the amount of time covered is compressed in a few short paragraphs. How long did Cain live in the land of Nod? By that time, perhaps Adam had a lot more kids who had kids. So Cain may have married some great grand-niece or something. Mind you, in order to achieve these numbers, Adam's kids quite possibly have been committing incest so that Cain could pick a descendant further down the line. 2) the definition of incest changed. In other words, before the Leviticus quote, incest wasn't incest but a practise necesary to build up the human race. See my reply to Darth Wong.Well, there was Adam and Eve. And it says their children had children. It's only logical. They either had daughters, or they had kids with Eve . Take your pick. - Verilon
Looks that way confined to a narrow time period within Biblical times. Like I say, it's a possible explanation.Ah, so fucking your sister was not incest in Biblical times? *chuckle* - Darth Wong
Okay. I was merely offering a veiwpoint that some people use to try and explain the incest issue. If anything, if you are to believe that people lived for a really long time a way back when, the the consequences of inbreeding would coincide with medicine (or would a more appropriate term here be evolution?). That is, inbreeding is bad for the species, correct? So, if we are going by the Biblical account, then the bad effects of inbreeding resulted in a shortened human lifespan.Nor did we ever. I hate to break it to you, but you can't disprove medicine by using the Garden of Eden fairy tale as evidence. - Darth Wong