Click here (BibleTopTen) to take a peek at some of the Bible's more 'disruptive' feminine forces...
Do you detect any patterns/biases of evaluation and judgment?
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"She had been given the power of making decisions. If she did as the reptile suggested and ate the Apple, she might gain new understanding and wisdom." Hey...it wasn't an apple! Julie, who paid attention
Thoughts arose while studying the different angle of this thought-to-be "well known" bible story and it honestly made me realize how many different ways it realy can be thought of and misconstrued to fit some alternate purpose for arguments sake.....I am pretty sure the rabi's abused the crap out of this......especialy since it was (for most of jewish history) a taboo to educate women. Big no no Mr. Men lol - Angela R.
3 comments:
"She had been given the power of making decisions. If she did as the reptile suggested and ate the Apple, she might gain new understanding and wisdom." Hey...it wasn't an apple! Julie, who paid attention
Good call, Julie! We simply don't know what kind of fruit was on the tree... did the Biblical author perhaps intend this ambiguity??
pdk
Thoughts arose while studying the different angle of this thought-to-be "well known" bible story and it honestly made me realize how many different ways it realy can be thought of and misconstrued to fit some alternate purpose for arguments sake.....I am pretty sure the rabi's abused the crap out of this......especialy since it was (for most of jewish history) a taboo to educate women. Big no no Mr. Men lol
- Angela R.
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