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The assertion that the language of "cleaving" ("attaching") and "becoming one flesh" describes an ontological union and prescribes heterosexual monogamy as the divine design for all creation is flawed exegetically on several accounts. Any interpretation of scripture," Martin says, "that hurts people, oppresses people, or destroys people cannot be the right interpretation, now matter how traditional, historical, or exegetically respectable. Certain renditions of malakoi and arsenokoitai are linguistically possible and culturally plausible, but not exegetically probative beyond the shadow of doubt. |
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