Consent and Coercion
Joshua critiques the notion that female slavery in biblical texts was for the benefit of women, arguing that such claims reveal a flawed logic rooted in apologist reasoning. He draws a parallel to extreme situations, like those depicted in "Schindler's List," to illustrate that consent is absent when choices are made under duress. The discussion highlights the selective protection of virgin women in biblical narratives, questioning the moral implications of these interpretations.In this clip
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How the Bible Supports Slavery
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