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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]A lot of the laws also made sense for prosperity and for health. We didn't have the machines we had back then so having children was a priority to prosperity. The dietary laws in many ways were common sense for cleanliness back then. There weren't condoms. The alternative to pagan sex with anyone was marriage with one to a few partners which limited the spread of disease and increased the time the male was with the family. The Bible was a means of inspiration for how to live more peacefully and happily while also putting restraints on yourself for your own health and for the community in a way that could be governed. For the jews, it was the law they lived by in their government as well.  A lot of fairy tales and Greek religion do this through story outcomes such as narcissus rather than specific lessons and rules but they have the same purpose to teach how to live a more productive, healthier, and peaceful life while also maintaining power to keep enemies away and take resources as needed. [/quote]

This all makes sense.

Then there are all the Asian cultures, with their myriad religions, unrelated to Christianity or Judaism[/quote]

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