I don’t know much at all about the Bible, but is there a reason why in almost all the translations (and interpretations) it appears assumed that the reader is a man themselves? Like, what if a woman is reading? What does it mean then?
Interesting to see what’s the original of the quote. I’ve seen one bibleist examined different Bible quotes and explained that in original (Greek) they’re not related to homosexuality, and was against rape or promiscuity. And his take was there is nothing against homosexuality in Bible
The one from the Bible says it’s an abomination
https://www.biblegateway.com/verse/en/Leviticus 18%3A22
I don’t know much at all about the Bible, but is there a reason why in almost all the translations (and interpretations) it appears assumed that the reader is a man themselves? Like, what if a woman is reading? What does it mean then?
Interesting to see what’s the original of the quote. I’ve seen one bibleist examined different Bible quotes and explained that in original (Greek) they’re not related to homosexuality, and was against rape or promiscuity. And his take was there is nothing against homosexuality in Bible
IIRC the original was aimed at pederasty, which was still common in Greece at the time.
I like this translation
it just sounds like a confused peasant
OK as long as man doesn’t fuck a man in the vagina it’s good. Also lesbian are also not forbidden.