| Farmageddon said: Which is why Jesus condensed them in "love your neighbor as yourself and God beyond all things" if I'm not mistaken. Beisdes, you said yourself that you don't expect the Bibble to address every possible issue. It's pretty obvious people don't like/want to get raped (it's kind of the definition of rape), so the love others as you do yourself, combined with all the new-age speechs about love should be plenty to make it obvious for anyone that God "doesn't like" rape. |
1. "Love your neighbor as yourself" is a command on how you should love, not how you should act. It says you must be loving, not that you must act on it.
2. The "as yourself" component means this command is based on subjective preferences. Certain people may have different feelings on how they should be loved.
