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What are you talking about? When Lot said "daughters", he meant the women of his tribe. Besides, offering the women of his tribe doesn't mean fornication; it is understood that the offer is only inclusive of marriage, and nothing else. Which, of course, makes sense when you think about it, considering Lot was sent, in part, to stop fornication (which would be a pointless endeavour if you offered your very own women for such practices). But hey, if you want to stick to your gangrape story, supported by a lonely verse in the Bible, then by all means ...
Kadark the Informed
What are you talking about? When Lot said "daughters", he meant the women of his tribe. Besides, offering the women of his tribe doesn't mean fornication; it is understood that the offer is only inclusive of marriage, and nothing else. Which, of course, makes sense when you think about it, considering Lot was sent, in part, to stop fornication (which would be a pointless endeavour if you offered your very own women for such practices). But hey, if you want to stick to your gangrape story, supported by a lonely verse in the Bible, then by all means ...
Kadark the Informed