I always understood that “Be Fruitful & Multiply” was to be gay and get a degree in math. This is a major reason I’m an atheist.
Most seem to stick to the marginally less absurd doctrine that the old-timey non-English Bible was corrupted by man but the King James version (despite its well-known flaws) was a divinely inspired correction. Of course, this is almost exactly what Muslims say about the Qu'uran, so, just another way they're the American Taliban or something.
My husband got married at 20, divorced at 22 the first time around. (thank God, no kids) Then he met me when he was 30 and I was 26. Now he's 56 and we're still together.
I didn't mean to imply any equivalence between Nancy Campbell and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Or between Campbell and Lillie Blake, who wrote the comment I cited. I thought it was interesting that the same false etymology showed up in diametrically opposed sources. Folk etymology is persistent; there are lots of people today who think that cheese on toast is a Welsh "rarebit". If I offended, feel free to slay me with votes.
I always understood that “Be Fruitful & Multiply” was to be gay and get a degree in math. This is a major reason I’m an atheist.
Most seem to stick to the marginally less absurd doctrine that the old-timey non-English Bible was corrupted by man but the King James version (despite its well-known flaws) was a divinely inspired correction. Of course, this is almost exactly what Muslims say about the Qu'uran, so, just another way they're the American Taliban or something.
That is depressingly unsurprising.
There are a few fertility clinics whose business models depend on the miscommunications.
Yes, Sanity Clause, there is a Virginia.
If Jesus is coming soon, I wish he'd double his stroke and get on with it.
Uncountable numbers of white fundamentalist shitheads, Katie?
My husband got married at 20, divorced at 22 the first time around. (thank God, no kids) Then he met me when he was 30 and I was 26. Now he's 56 and we're still together.
America sure has produced some very creative reinterpretation of the Bible.
Yours is a glorious uterus, Honeychurch.
Spreading the faith.
Opiate of the people is drugs too, my friend.
I didn't mean to imply any equivalence between Nancy Campbell and Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Or between Campbell and Lillie Blake, who wrote the comment I cited. I thought it was interesting that the same false etymology showed up in diametrically opposed sources. Folk etymology is persistent; there are lots of people today who think that cheese on toast is a Welsh "rarebit". If I offended, feel free to slay me with votes.
I think the term they use is "Warriors for Christ". That should scare the hell out of everyone.
Southern Virginia University and Bait Shop?
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