That will be his legacy, the napkin meme.

Words have multiple meanings which can mean AND - OR

Rape can mean unconsented intercourse OR Violent assault Or violation etc. In the context of the bible it's closer to the latter.
In fact I should have quoted the original hebrew word wə·šā·ḵaḇ which means to lie down (sexual relationship/sleep with).

I quoted the NIV which is actually a revised mistranslation. I mainly do so because out of convenience and can't be bothered googling every single hebrew word. But you as a hardcore Christian should have known that. And instead of pointing that out you splitting hairs over the word which isnt very accurate to begin with.

It's like me saying I love ice-cream but you trying to make it out like I want to have sex with the ice-cream. You are twisting the word to mean something else entirely. Where as in the original hebrew it simply means to lie down and you are saying NO you said rape haha I gotchyou! First definition of the word is NOT the ONLY definition you skipped other definitions of the word AND you skipped the original hebrew definition wə·šā·ḵaḇ.

Let's tldr context + multiple definitions of same word = different meaning
Welcome to English language hope you graduate from 8th grade bud would hate to see you stuck there for another year, best of luck!

This post was edited by addone on May 20 2023 06:55am

The napkin is divinely inspired. It all checks out you cant argue against that.
It said that on the napkin.

HAHAHAHAH things can have different meanings according to context unless its in scripture then it only has what meaning some kook antitheist says it has.



HAHAHAHA doubles down on the napkin meme while claiming to be divine good one godhood addone.

you have a serious case of main character syndrome

There thousands of kook interpretations of the bible and each kook thinks theirs is the right one. While saying others are kooks.

Thanks for proving my point. Napkin is divine because it's written on it that it's Devine and also it says its the one and true religion. So who are you to argue against the word of the Napkin?

Knight asked Carolyn to design a logo for his new brand. She was told to design a logo that can be easily placed on a shoe. Soshe started sketching designs on napkins and placed those designs on shoe drawingto see how they looked.

Phil Knight, Jeff Johnson and Bob Woodellwerenot impressed by the initial designs. Phil Knight said, “I don’t love it but it think it will grow on me.” She was disappointed from such a response and went back to the drawing board started refining her designs. Finally, she succeeded in coming up with a design that Phil and his team liked and became Nike logo designer. It took her a little over 17 hours to create this iconic logo.


Nike was the winged goddess of victory

This post was edited by lodd222 on May 20 2023 03:38pm

You are quite literally going against the dictionary definition. Rape was defined as BOTH sexual assault AND unconsented sex.

I'll even quote it for you.



So either the dictionary site is wrong or you are wrong. I think I know which one I'm more inclined to believe. So how am I twisting the definition when you are the one trying to bring an "OR" into context and these "external factors"?

op drinks budlight while he reads napkin

WRONG!! IT IS NOT ITS ONLY DEFINITION
Scroll past the first definition ignoramus.

The term rape is sometimes used interchangeably with term sexual assault.
It's other definitions depending which dictionary you use including;

Violation
Coercion
An act of plunder, violent seizure, or abuse
Dispoliation
An act or instance of robbing or despoiling or carrying away a person by force
Ravish
Abduction of a woman/man with the intent of sexually assaulting them

It could also mean
an Old World herb (Brassica napus) of the mustard family grown as a forage crop and for its seeds which yield rapeseed oil and are a bird food
the pomace of grapes left after expression of the juice


First recorded in 1250-1300; Middle English verb rape, from Anglo-French rape, from Latin rapere "to seize, carry off by force, plunder"; Middle English noun, from Anglo-French ra(a)p(e), derivative of rape.
https://www.dictionary.com/browse/rape
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rape
https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/rape

We are talking about the old definition here not the modern version we have today. You are desperately arguing about the modern version of word rape and ONLY the first definition. There are multiple definitions of the word rape as I have demonstrated. We are talking about a 2000 year old book and it's meaning when it was written. Holy shit get a clue.

You so desperate lol. The word we should be discussing is וְשָׁכַ֥ב
wə-šā-ḵaḇ. It is Hebrew word for to lie with (sleep) it's an English mistranslation. Rape in THIS context is sleep with woman consensual or not. It doesn't even talk about assault. You are wanting it to mean something specific so that you can get a tiny win.

Won't allow that you don't deserve it.

The Hebrew word used here for "violated" is עָנָה‎ anah or inah, which (depending on the context) can mean "to rape, to force [sexually], to defile, to violate, to ravish, to mistreat, to afflict, to humble/humiliate, to oppress, to subject/submit/subdue, to weaken".

The Bible didn't use this word in the quoted it's literally a mistranslation. Your entire argument is based on a mistranslated word which isn't even in the quote LOL PATHETIC!

This post was edited by addone on May 20 2023 11:00pm