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loser · Feb 10, 2008, 03:01 am

Well, it sounds logical and feasible and it looks like good exegesis but how definitive is it? Consider Jacob who had 12 sons. Obviously, we should expect some of the youngest there to be gay (providing the science and the exegesis are correct). Would having different mothers be a factor? For example, even though Joseph is the next to last of the twelve sons of Jacob, he is the first son of Rachel. Would that make a difference?

Leah bore Jacob 6 sons. If we accept the notion that the first two would most likely be straight and the third one gay, we have this 'privilege' passing to Levi. Hmmm, Levi is the father of priests. You might be on to something. The next son (the fourth) of Leah is Judah, the father of all Jews. Is there a high proportion of homosexuals among Jews? I have always thought so but I have no data to suggest this. Anybody?

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loser Igneous Magma Location: Ether Posts: 596	Well, it sounds logical and feasible and it looks like good exegesis but how definitive is it? Consider Jacob who had 12 sons. Obviously, we should expect some of the youngest there to be gay (providing the science and the exegesis are correct). Would having different mothers be a factor? For example, even though Joseph is the next to last of the twelve sons of Jacob, he is the first son of Rachel. Would that make a difference? Leah bore Jacob 6 sons. If we accept the notion that the first two would most likely be straight and the third one gay, we have this 'privilege' passing to Levi. Hmmm, Levi is the father of priests. You might be on to something. The next son (the fourth) of Leah is Judah, the father of all Jews. Is there a high proportion of homosexuals among Jews? I have always thought so but I have no data to suggest this. Anybody? My faith is stirred but never shaken. I'm the proof that evolution works... You're the proof that it doesn't. If I had a button, I'd push it! Can I push yours?