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<blockquote data-quote="soberups" data-source="post: 825007" data-attributes="member: 14668">The Holy Bible instructs us that women who are menstruating are unclean and must not come inside the house or sit or lie upon any clean thing for 7 days. It also states that it is acceptable for a man to commit adultery with a female slave as long as he pays her owner. It assigns women a &quot;cash value&quot; of 20 shekels less than a man. It also states that any person who commits adultery, has sex with a woman during her period, engages in any sort of homosexual behavior or commits offenses such as fortune-telling should be put to death by stoning. Its all right there in the Book of Leviticus.&nbsp;&nbsp;The moral to this story...... is that if we are going to &quot;cherry-pick&quot; select phrases from the Koran or the Haddith or any other Islamic text in order to justify our predjudices against that faith, then it is only fair to do the same thing for Christianity.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="soberups, post: 825007, member: 14668"] The Holy Bible instructs us that women who are menstruating are unclean and must not come inside the house or sit or lie upon any clean thing for 7 days. It also states that it is acceptable for a man to commit adultery with a female slave as long as he pays her owner. It assigns women a "cash value" of 20 shekels less than a man. It also states that any person who commits adultery, has sex with a woman during her period, engages in any sort of homosexual behavior or commits offenses such as fortune-telling should be [B]put to death by stoning[/B]. Its all right there in the Book of Leviticus. The [I]moral[/I] to this story...... is that if we are going to "cherry-pick" select phrases from the Koran or the Haddith or any other Islamic text in order to justify our predjudices against that faith, then it is only fair to do the same thing for Christianity. [/QUOTE]

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