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In reply to the discussion: Why weren't any biblical writers inspired to support equal rights for women? [View all]Major Nikon
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Why weren't any biblical writers inspired to support equal rights for women? [View all]
trotsky
Mar 2019
OP
You mean like the divine interference that you think is OK when it serves your agenda?
trotsky
Mar 2019
#35
Expecting Bronze Age people to have similar social attitudes as 21st century humans sounds unrealist
guillaumeb
Mar 2019
#13
Yes, you can insist that, but we both know that in spite of great sounding rhetoric,
guillaumeb
Mar 2019
#42
Arguing that people who were allegedly inspired by a god should have been more enlightened.
trotsky
Mar 2019
#33
You mean "Bronze Age humans in regular contact with a timeless omniscient omnibenevolent deity"
Act_of_Reparation
Mar 2019
#39
"none of this really matters because some atheists in Boston were mean to a Trump supporter."
trotsky
Mar 2019
#34
Maybe some did, but the political leaders that wanted to use religion to control the masses
OhioBlue
Mar 2019
#26
Maybe not all that white - possibly Middle-Eastern and Egyptian authors. I don't see how skin color
Doodley
Mar 2019
#30
Read somewhere that several of the books rejected for the New Testament cannon
Jake Stern
Mar 2019
#29
Right. It is not that the books weren't written, it is that they were excluded from the Canon.
Midnight Writer
Mar 2019
#32