Explain validity of homosexual behavior (born, food, reason, woman)

[justtitans]

Originally Posted by RedZin

Are you admitting that you are not introspective?

Are you suggesting that I am not Christian?

[RedZin]

Originally Posted by justtitans

Are you suggesting that I am not Christian?

What would make you think such a thing?

You bristled at the notion that Christians should be introspective. So, I asked why you reacted that way.

[cupper3]

Originally Posted by justtitans

The Bible doesn't say. That's all we actually know definitively.

So the wives appeared out of thin air? They had to come through Eve. No other way, is there? And as such, incest occurred. There is no way around it.

[cupper3]

Originally Posted by justtitans

Your question is not even reasonable because I only stated that there is nothing in the Bible that indicates they had a incestuous relationship. That is all I said. I am not saying anything about if recordkeeping is valid or not. Why are you arguing with me so much and implying things I never said?

Nothing indicates it except:

The bible says there were two people. One a man, the other a woman. Adam and Eve. So, with the ability to reproduce at the time requiring one of each, and there only being one woman, she was the only one able to produce other women. Her daughters.

Cain married a woman. It could only have come from Eve, and that means it was his sister.

There. is. no. other. explanation.

[justtitans]

Originally Posted by cupper3

So the wives appeared out of thin air? They had to come through Eve. No other way, is there? And as such, incest occurred. There is no way around it.

Or God created them. Again, the Bible doesn't say one or the other. Agree to disagree and move on.

[justtitans]

Originally Posted by cupper3

Nothing indicates it except:

The bible says there were two people. One a man, the other a woman. Adam and Eve. So, with the ability to reproduce at the time requiring one of each, and there only being one woman, she was the only one able to produce other women. Her daughters.

Cain married a woman. It could only have come from Eve, and that means it was his sister.

There. is. no. other. explanation.

Does the Bible say they are the only people created? Does the Bible say that Adam, Eve, Cain and Abel were the only beings on earth?

If you want to believe that it was incest then that is your choice, but all I have said, for the 10th time, is that the Bible does not provide any definitive proof that there was an incestuous relationship.

[cupper3]

Originally Posted by justtitans

Or God created them. Again, the Bible doesn't say one or the other. Agree to disagree and move on.

No, the writers of the bible like to insert gawd done it at every conceivable moment. If gawd had created more in that myth, we would have heard about it, loud and proud.

[Petunia 100]

JustTitans - How do gays/lesbians harm society? Please answer. If you do not, I will assume that try as you might, you cannot think of a singe way.

[DewDropInn]

Originally Posted by justtitans

And again you deflect.

Really? You don't like that I stand up for people?

Deal with it.

[TheDusty]

Originally Posted by justtitans

Does the Bible say they are the only people created? Does the Bible say that Adam, Eve, Cain and Abel were the only beings on earth?

If you want to believe that it was incest then that is your choice, but all I have said, for the 10th time, is that the Bible does not provide any definitive proof that there was an incestuous relationship.

But is the Bible really known for leaving out acts of God? I mean, God seems pretty prevalent and important in the Bible. Hell, the first three commandments only talk about God (I'd put not killing first, but that's just me). If God created more people, it seems unlikely that would be left out.

All though, I agree with you to some extent. I don't think their was incest between Eve and her children. I however don't think Eve existed, so that might be why...