It has to do with the trinity in the case of it leading to incest. You seem to think no one was going to notice that is the Rabbi's issue, the incest.
If I didn't wish anyone to "notice" any part of the Rabbis' comment I would have simply have omitted it altogether, Witch.
And the Rabbis "issue" is the total ridiculousness of the WHOLE ideas - not to mention the impossibility - of the Trinity .
Don't get mad at me
Why would I get mad at you.? You have said nothing that has offended me, Witch. In fact you have been unusually pleasant and its nice that you haver taken to commenting many times on my "silly topic". Was it your interest in incest that drew you in, Witch?
your topic is silly and just to provoke Christians.
Well there seem to be a few that are interested in discussing my "silly"topic" , Witch, including yourself.
As for "provoking Christians" , I am going to assume that you mean thought provoking, because the Rabbi's comment should certainly give all Christians something to think about, as should the thought provoking comment in the same vein made by Brother D Thomas here>>
#11 and a Christian himself, no less.
The Bible is full of say one thing do another.
It is , yet Christians like to gloss over these sort of contradictory double standards don't they? And they certainly do not like to be confronted with them or even have these biblical anomalies and contradictory double standards highlighted for everyone to see and examine for themselves.
God has little issue with incest it seems since those he chooses engage in it with little punishment. Jesus being no exception.
So you didn't read the link I offered you then, Witch.