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Ones that are pure cotton and not some blend.
HA!HA!HA!HA!HA!HA! . . . Ha! . . . heh . . . ha? Welcome to the forums. Anyways, should Magus ever consider discussing the texts rather than his personal theology, such discussions might actually remain in the BC&H forum. --J.D. |
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Incest wasn't forbidden at creation because it had no harmful effects. The gene pool was too pure. It had a lot of chlorine in it, which explains people's behavior those days. God flushed out the gene pool with what is commonly known as "The Flood". By the time of Leviticus, the gene pool had gotten corrupt enough Gene Pool was dating Gene Roddenberry, and we all know how bad that sin is. that incest could cause genetic defects, How true - just watch TBN. so it was outlawed. Standard laws change, just like they do in modern society. Universal laws don't change ( i.e don't murder). Unless god is thirsty for blood, then it's open season. |
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There is some story from some ancient culture of a god that draws to figures in the dirt and cuts himself. The blood turns the two figures to life and so their brothers somehow. One creates some cool fish for everyone to eat by drawing a picture and cutting himself and tossing the thing in the sea and the other draws a shark and bleeds on it and tosses it in the sea. The god dude is happy with the first for providing a food source and angry with the second for creating something that will surely eat up said food source and anything else that gets in the water.
Anybody remeber where this myth comes from I can't find it presently but it reminds me an awful lot of the Cain and Able story. |
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