“omg thats so cool, can i bring my kids to watch and maybe they can try?”
Context is everything. “The Bible: In the Beginning” (1966) contains a long fully nude Adam & Eve scene, but schools were encouraged to send kids to see it. My school did. But nudity in movies was very rare in 1966 and such a scene would normally have been prohibited by government censorship if not for the biblical framing.
Context is everything. “The Bible: In the Beginning” (1966) contains a long fully nude Adam & Eve scene, but schools were encouraged to send kids to see it. My school did. But nudity in movies was very rare in 1966 and such a scene would normally have been prohibited by government censorship if not for the biblical framing.
At least you got to see Eve’s tiddies
I don’t think there’s any context that can make up for forced impregnation.
Mary getting impregnated by God in the Bible? Not really forced, but defs not consensual
Source on it not being consensual?
I dont remember her asking for it
Well what do you remember her saying when Gabriel showed up and offered to make her mother of the Messiah?