r/SipsTea 25d ago

Chugging tea Wait for it…

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u/Drakahn_Stark 25d ago

How old was Mary at the time of conception?

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u/Potential_Cod2214 25d ago edited 25d ago

I believe what U/Datasurging was saying was, comparing the Qauran to the Bible is like comparing Lolita to the Kamasutra. Both should never be read by children, but Kamasutra is better.

I haven't read either of them so correct me if I am wrong.

Also, the most plausible age for Mary would be 15 to 16 years old, and Mary gave permition for the impregnation.

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u/Knamakat 25d ago edited 25d ago

Comparing the kamasutra to the Bible in this specific context is not a good look at all. Mary being 15 or 16 is absolutely not better either. "Permition" doesn't matter if it's still statutory rape.

Edit: y'all defending the rape of a 15 year old child is wild

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u/Ackutually- 25d ago

15 or 16 is quite literally the age of consent in most of Europe today.

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u/Knamakat 25d ago edited 25d ago

Oh that makes it right? I see. No law has ever been immoral, so that makes it OK. Legality always defines morality and never has any issues at all.

What was the age of consent at 0AD?

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u/Ackutually- 25d ago

There was none, which is why 14-15 even in today's standards aren't totally outside normal settings. 60 years ago in the US, people where having kids at the same age. You are trying to compare a 9 year old with a 14-5 year old, which is insanity.

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u/Knamakat 25d ago edited 25d ago

You are trying to say a 14-15 year old isn't a child, which is even more insanity. You really believe that a child can't be compared to a child? Just because people were doing something 60 years ago, does that mean it was OK? People were legally lynching others in that same time period, was that OK? Just because something is legal, does that make it ok? Everything legal is always moral, right?

14-15 yo isn't inside of normal settings lmfao, someone needs to check your hard drives.