Is marital rape scripturally defensible?

ok doser · Dec 4, 2015

Arthur Brain said:
What a mind numbing troll anna is to start a dopey thread like this

:thumb:

genuineoriginal · Dec 4, 2015

Rusha said:
It's rather telling that anyone would see marriage as an issue of control rather than a relationship between the marital partners.

You can thank your fellow feminists for that.

Caledvwlch · Dec 4, 2015

This is so weird. Mosey back into the forum to see what I've been missing and what do I find? This.

Good work humanity.

Arthur Brain · Dec 4, 2015

Crucible said:
Ten bucks he says either a deist or Buddhist.

Then that would be ten bucks you've just lost.

Rusha · Dec 4, 2015

Caledvwlch said:
This is so weird. Mosey back into the forum to see what I've been missing and what do I find? This.

Good work humanity.

Indeed ... be sure to check out the other couple of threads where a few select members discuss the *deservedness* of rape victims.

ok doser · Dec 4, 2015

Caledvwlch said:
This is so weird. Mosey back into the forum to see what I've been missing and what do I find? This.

Good work humanity.

anna started it

genuineoriginal · Dec 4, 2015

HisServant said:
Not bionically.

:idunno:

Caledvwlch · Dec 4, 2015

Rusha said:
Indeed ... be sure to check out the other couple of threads where a few select members discuss the *deservedness* of rape victims.

Silly me, seeing the word "deservedness" and assuming it had something to do with salvation or whatever.

smdh

genuineoriginal · Dec 4, 2015

ok doser said:
but but but

then i can't claim my wife raped me when we had sex and i was too incapacitated by alcohol to give consent

no fair

Too bad.

The definition comes from common law held in the United States before 1960, and is the basic definition for rape that has been carried from Roman common law through Brittish common law into American common law.

So, it is a definition that has stood the test of time.

ok doser · Dec 4, 2015

Caledvwlch said:
Silly me, seeing the word "deservedness" and assuming it had something to do with salvation or whatever.

smdh

actually, it has to do with reaping what you sow

so yeah, it does have to do with salvation

glorydaz · Dec 4, 2015

ClimateSanity said:
Its too late. I already took the bait and spewed more personal information than he deserved.

Yeah, well little pitchers have big ears.....and big mouths, so you'll be seeing Anna, Rusha, Bybee, and their little boy eunuchs who follow after them, throwing it in your face for years to come. Only the juicy parts, of course.

But, not to worry.
Not many people take them seriously anyway.
(And none who have even half a brain.)

Caledvwlch · Dec 4, 2015

ok doser said:
actually, it has to do with reaping what you sow

so yeah, it does have to do with salvation

This could get a little off-topic, but what does salvation have to do with reaping and sowing? Are you suggesting some kind of works-based model?

ok doser · Dec 4, 2015

genuineoriginal said:
Too bad.

The definition comes from common law held in the United States before 1960, and is the basic definition for rape that has been carried from Roman common law through Brittish common law into American common law.

So, it is a definition that has stood the test of time.

kinda like the definition of "marriage"

and look what's happened to that

ok doser · Dec 4, 2015

Caledvwlch said:
This could get a little off-topic, but what does salvation have to do with reaping and sowing? Are you suggesting some kind of works-based model?

if you view belief and faith as a work, then yeah

Crucible · Dec 4, 2015

Arthur Brain said:
Then that would be ten bucks you've just lost.

It's typical for otherwise UK atheists to be Buddhists or, if not atheistic, deistic. I suppose it's supposed to fill the spiritual void of a universe coming from a ten dimensional bean.

Caledvwlch · Dec 4, 2015

ok doser said:
if you view belief and faith as a work, then yeah

genuineoriginal · Dec 4, 2015

ok doser said:
kinda like the definition of "marriage"

and look what's happened to that

Like I said earlier in this thread.

The redefinition of rape to include this new concept of "marital rape" is an attack on the institution of marriage.

Caledvwlch · Dec 4, 2015

genuineoriginal said:
Like I said earlier in this thread.

The redefinition of rape to include this new concept of "marital rape" is an attack on the institution of marriage.

This is going on Fundies Say the Darndest Things.