Difference between revisions of "Plural marriage and the Bible/No biblical mandate for plural marriage"

m (Robot: Automated text replacement (-Source(s) of the criticism +{{Criticism source label English}}, -Source(s) of the Criticism +{{Criticism source label English}}, -==Criticism== +=={{Criticism label}}==, -==Response== +=={{Response label}}==, -==Qu)
 
(19 intermediate revisions by 3 users not shown)
Line 1: Line 1:
{{PolygamyPortal}}
+
#REDIRECT [[Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Not Biblical]]
 
 
=={{Criticism label}}==
 
While sometimes forced to admit that some Old Testament figures practiced polygamy, critics insist that there was no biblical mandate or command to practice plural marriage.
 
 
 
{{CriticalSources}}
 
 
 
=={{Response label}}==
 
 
 
{{main|Polygamy not Biblical}}
 
 
 
This claim is false; [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yibbum levirate marriage] was mandated by the law of Moses ({{b||Deuteronomy|25|5-6}}).
 
 
 
Even if true, this claim is immaterial.  God did not condemn the practice of plural marriage in the Bible.  If it was everywhere and always forbidden, God could and would have done so.  [[Early_Christians_on_plural_marriage|Early Christian]] authors understood this.
 
 
 
=={{Endnotes label}}==
 
''None''
 
 
 
==Further Reading==
 
==={{FAIR wiki articles label}}===
 
{{PolygamyWiki}}
 
 
 
==={{FAIR web site label}}===
 
{{PolygamyFAIR}}
 
 
 
==={{External links label}}===
 
{{PolygamyLinks}}
 
 
 
==={{Printed material label}}===
 
{{PolygamyPrint}}
 
 
 
[[fr:Joseph Smith/Polygamy/Not Biblical/No biblical mandate for plural marriage]]
 

Latest revision as of 19:08, 16 September 2023