[Olog-hai]

Thanks for more admission of not reading the Bible. The injunction of not boiling kid goats in their own mother’s milk has nothing to do with the list of clean and unclean animals, especially since goat meat was in the list of clean animals—even to the point of a kid being an acceptable substitute for a lamb for a Passover sacrifice.

One sentence about violent rape was “squeeze(d) in”; denying the record after reading it is more mendacity, never mind the deliberate attempts at deceptive backtranslations.

[A_perfect_lady]

You couldn't fix goat a certain way, you couldn't wear certain material blends, you couldn't sow certain seeds in certain fields, you should wash your face even when fasting, you should return your brother's coat if you find it on the ground, you shouldn't take a mother bird off her nest, all these thing are worth mentioning. And of course, you can't eat bacon.

Tell me again about that verse that says you shouldn't rape an unbetrothed virgin? Oh, that's right, you said there wasn't one. Apparently recipes and such took up all that extra space.

By the way, do you eat bacon? Just curious.