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== Welcome == |
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{{ping|73.231.91.174}} welcome! |
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As other editors have pointed out, some of the material you added doesn't meet our standards for ] - if you look at what else is cited in the article, we rely on a lot more books and journals than news and blogs. (Er, not entirely, it looks like we could do some cleanup - the Edmonds source is not good, although it reflects common interpretations that it should be easy to find a better source for.) After all, so much has been written about the Bible over the centuries that we can afford to limit ourselves to scholarly work! If there's content that you are interested in changing, I would suggest looking in Google Books and JSTOR for material from scholarly presses. |
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I'll also note though that Leviticus was written in Hebrew and the ''arsenokoitai'' issue is with the Greek books. There are some translation questions with Leviticus all the same, but it's not an issue of having to guess what the original was and whether it really meant "male"; we know what the original was. –] (] ⋅ ]) 21:03, 14 July 2020 (UTC) |
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:I've reverted this addition. Please 1. review the sources you're citing - there is no serious argument about whether or not "arsenokoitai" appears in Leviticus because Leviticus was written in Hebrew, not Greek, and 2. consider looking for the topics you're interested in in better sources - such as the question of why the word translated as "mankind" isn't ''ish''. –] (] ⋅ ]) 03:35, 15 July 2020 (UTC) |
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:I did not review the previous edit & reversion, but if someone wanted to take up a similar issue, Lings, quoted within, discusses "man"/"male"/"mankind" & "woman"/"female" –] 02:00, 6 April 2021 (UTC) |
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== "Distinguished" == |
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== "Distinguished" == |
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