Lysistrata
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Even if I believed that the bible was inerrant and infallible, which I definitely do not, you need to live Leviticus if you quote Leviticus.This is not a matter for a "scholar," whose credentials may just be from some cult school.The problem isn't the Bible. The problem is your ignorance of the Bible. The point of sin and unclean things was to show mankind their distance from God because of sin. Everything in Leviticus shows the fallen nature of man and how holy God is. A scholar knows this. You're not a bible scholar. You're just another hopelessly ignorant sinner that refuses to seek the truth.Only among those fools who insist that the king james bible is both inerrant and infallible. Ever read Leviticus, even if this writing is attributed to the Supreme Being? How does it feel to live as an Orthodox Jew of the first-second century C.E.We already have terms for people that call themselves Christians, yet don't believe the Scriptures. They're called "wolves in sheep's clothing".The problem that I have with this is the use of the term "Christian" to represent that this school's viewpoint represents the views of all people in the Christian faith. It does not. This is why we have to come up with separate names for separate groups of Christians. The history of Europe is replete with adherence to separate sects, all contending for the title of 'Christian." Many people who identify as Christian are busy creating safe spiritual homes for LGBTQs and others.
According to Leviticus, a woman is "unclean" for 33 days after giving birth to a boy and 66 days after giving birth to a girl. And there is a lot more sexual stuff in Leviticus, as well as stuff that does not pertain to anything to do with sex.. Enjoy reading Leviticus. Enjoy being an ultra-orthodox Jew.
Read Leviticus again, and good luck living up to the requirements in this writing from thousands of years ago. We modern people do not believe that anyone is "unclean" after giving birth to a child of either sex, and it is hilarious to think that the sex of the child born would dictate the mother's period of exclusion.
And you know how to celebrate the Sabbath, don't you?
Hello, ultra-orthodox Jew! There are few Jews even in Israel who follow what you follow. Remember how to cut your hair and not cut it.