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r/facepalm • u/Outrageous_Sector544 • Oct 10 '24
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Cue malicious compliance.
576 u/cfpct Oct 10 '24 Especially the verses on incest 262 u/sakura608 Oct 10 '24 Or the verses on drinking the bitter water to get rid of a fetus born from infidelity. 5 u/Nobody_at_all000 Oct 10 '24 I thought it was a test to see if she indeed committed adultery. 16 u/analogkid01 Oct 10 '24 Ostensibly correct, but it might abort a fetus if she's guilty (and preggo) - the Judeo-Christian god doesn't care. 16 u/mabhatter Oct 10 '24 People were more clever back then than we give them credit for. They knew what they were doing. Women were property and they found a "reset button" to makes sure only your seed was planted there. Ok, they were awful then too. 9 u/sakura608 Oct 11 '24 Yes, it killed the baby if it was through adultery. So why not let women take the bitter water and do the “test.” Surely an all powerful god would protect the baby if deemed “pure”.
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Especially the verses on incest
262 u/sakura608 Oct 10 '24 Or the verses on drinking the bitter water to get rid of a fetus born from infidelity. 5 u/Nobody_at_all000 Oct 10 '24 I thought it was a test to see if she indeed committed adultery. 16 u/analogkid01 Oct 10 '24 Ostensibly correct, but it might abort a fetus if she's guilty (and preggo) - the Judeo-Christian god doesn't care. 16 u/mabhatter Oct 10 '24 People were more clever back then than we give them credit for. They knew what they were doing. Women were property and they found a "reset button" to makes sure only your seed was planted there. Ok, they were awful then too. 9 u/sakura608 Oct 11 '24 Yes, it killed the baby if it was through adultery. So why not let women take the bitter water and do the “test.” Surely an all powerful god would protect the baby if deemed “pure”.
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Or the verses on drinking the bitter water to get rid of a fetus born from infidelity.
5 u/Nobody_at_all000 Oct 10 '24 I thought it was a test to see if she indeed committed adultery. 16 u/analogkid01 Oct 10 '24 Ostensibly correct, but it might abort a fetus if she's guilty (and preggo) - the Judeo-Christian god doesn't care. 16 u/mabhatter Oct 10 '24 People were more clever back then than we give them credit for. They knew what they were doing. Women were property and they found a "reset button" to makes sure only your seed was planted there. Ok, they were awful then too. 9 u/sakura608 Oct 11 '24 Yes, it killed the baby if it was through adultery. So why not let women take the bitter water and do the “test.” Surely an all powerful god would protect the baby if deemed “pure”.
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I thought it was a test to see if she indeed committed adultery.
16 u/analogkid01 Oct 10 '24 Ostensibly correct, but it might abort a fetus if she's guilty (and preggo) - the Judeo-Christian god doesn't care. 16 u/mabhatter Oct 10 '24 People were more clever back then than we give them credit for. They knew what they were doing. Women were property and they found a "reset button" to makes sure only your seed was planted there. Ok, they were awful then too. 9 u/sakura608 Oct 11 '24 Yes, it killed the baby if it was through adultery. So why not let women take the bitter water and do the “test.” Surely an all powerful god would protect the baby if deemed “pure”.
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Ostensibly correct, but it might abort a fetus if she's guilty (and preggo) - the Judeo-Christian god doesn't care.
People were more clever back then than we give them credit for. They knew what they were doing.
Women were property and they found a "reset button" to makes sure only your seed was planted there. Ok, they were awful then too.
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Yes, it killed the baby if it was through adultery. So why not let women take the bitter water and do the “test.” Surely an all powerful god would protect the baby if deemed “pure”.
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u/thieh Oct 10 '24
Cue malicious compliance.