The demonetisation of sex, nudity and the sacred female

Discussion in 'Ethics, Morality, & Justice' started by Asguard, Mar 20, 2008.

  1. nietzschefan Thread Killer Valued Senior Member

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    They did.

    Authorities in 4th century B.C, Corinth turned down an offer to rebuild the city walls because the benefactor just wanted this inscription:
    She wielded exceptional power in the high circles of Corinth(and beyond). Not to mention she was probably the most wealthy at the time she paid for the walls to be rebuilt.

    Truely a remarkable character(like many ancient greeks and few people nowadays). Diogenes was another such character(perhaps her omega opposite), he lived in an overturned Tub.

    There were others...
     
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  3. ang2223 Registered Member

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    Are elephants not matriarchal in there sex practices? (question not statement)

    I think the whole thing was done in an attempt to "control" the male population as well as the female, by making sex a "bad thing" the males were more readily available to do other things.. things like war. (not that i think sex would stop war) I am sure that there was also an economical gain in this as well, taxes or something of the like.
     
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