How cool is this ruling?
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-N...roversy-among-adultery-experts/8281433992970/
http://www.upi.com/Top_News/World-N...roversy-among-adultery-experts/8281433992970/
So ~ you're saying I'm OK.
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primitive_pride
So you are saying there is a difference between church and state? Man's Laws and God's LawOf course it is adultery. Whether you pay for it or not doesn't change that.
My guess is that the judge who made that ruling may be an adulterer themselves, and are really protecting their own backsides![]()
Old Testament law reflects a patriarchal definition of adultery: at the time, another man's wife is off limits but that's it. There are cases of multiple wives by pious people in the OT. (Bonus tidbit: Leviticus says a man should not lay with another man as he would a woman, but doesn't restrict women equivalently, so even in a strictly traditional and literal reading, the Bible is actually fine with lesbians.)ADULTERY is a social construct based upon a Judeo-Christian tradition. The one man/one woman schtick is from the Old Testament. If you don't believe in living your life in accordance with Old Testament law, you don't have to sweat it!
Still a social (societal) construct though.Old Testament law reflects a patriarchal definition of adultery: at the time, another man's wife is off limits but that's it. There are cases of multiple wives by pious people in the OT. (Bonus tidbit: Leviticus says a man should not lay with another man as he would a woman, but doesn't restrict women equivalently, so even in a strictly traditional and literal reading, the Bible is actually fine with lesbians.)
Not that I'm using this to justify anything. I just find it fun to point out to people who cite the Bible on such things.![]()
No arguments from me. I more posted that as ammunition for anyone who might find themselves talking to a Biblical literalist. They often say if the Bible doesn't make sense to you it's because you're not reading it correctly. Well this is what reading it correctly gets you.Still a social (societal) construct though.
I try to avoid talking to Biblical literalists! :eek!:No arguments from me. I more posted that as ammunition for anyone who might find themselves talking to a Biblical literalist. They often say if the Bible doesn't make sense to you it's because you're not reading it correctly. Well this is what reading it correctly gets you.
No, it is based on a legal contract you have with your partner. If you don't like that arrangement, don't enter into it. But, if you do decide to enter into such a contract, it is not unreasonable for your partner to expect you to abide by it, and if you don't you face the consequences associated with breach of contract.ADULTERY is a social construct based upon a Judeo-Christian tradition. The one man/one woman schtick is from the Old Testament. If you don't believe in living your life in accordance with Old Testament law, you don't have to sweat it!
I completely agree.No, it is based on a legal contract you have with your partner. If you don't like that arrangement, don't enter into it. But, if you do decide to enter into such a contract, it is not unreasonable for your partner to expect you to abide by it, and if you don't you face the consequences associated with breach of contract.
ADULTERY is a social construct based upon a Judeo-Christian tradition. The one man/one woman schtick is from the Old Testament. If you don't believe in living your life in accordance with Old Testament law, you don't have to sweat it!
Wow what a jerk/asshole comment.
What the hell are you talking about...she affectionately referred to herself as "The Whore of Fleetwood".I try to avoid talking to Biblical literalists! :eek!:
Love,
The Whore of Fleetwood
Social construct precedes legal construct.Dear Whore of Fleetwood,
Actually, it's a legal construct.
Kind regards
Dear Whore of Fleetwood,Ohhhhhh, Miss Erica.......Your making my upper lip curl when you talk like that.
What the hell is an Opticaltubeassembly...Or was it rectaltubeassembly?





