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“I just found out there are Unicorns in the bible!!
I can’t begin to explain what this means to me because Unicorns were always in a separation of fantasy and religion when it comes to my stories. I have it in my head to not mix Fantasy with Beliefs…
So anyways I just had to make a comic out of it to kinda laugh at myself.” (the author)
I can’t begin to explain what this means to me because Unicorns were always in a separation of fantasy and religion when it comes to my stories. I have it in my head to not mix Fantasy with Beliefs…
So anyways I just had to make a comic out of it to kinda laugh at myself.” (the author)
Seems like genetic diversity would dry up real quick. You didn’t up with a world composed mostly of inbred gay people. That is a sentence I never thought I would say
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You just need the remaining straight couples to become addicted to pumping out babies.
The way you say it implies most people would become gay, but if that happened then we would, go extinct
That’s a very good question
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If it weren’t classified as sinful, the world would know just how much better it is than being straight. I suppose that is the same reason why jerking off to ponies all day is in the list of sins.
Well if too many people if a society became homosexual then it isn’t gonna last more than 2 more generations, with the 2nd one being too small to accomplish anything, hence the collapse. Maybe it’s listing as a sin has something to do with that
So this is why homosexuality is listed as a sin
Why not mpreg?
Maybe a rhinoceros? Do they appear anywhere separately? I mean, the Chinese apparently mistook a freakin’ giraffe for their legendary qirin when they first saw one.
The word “unicorn” appears in the King James translation of the Bible. It came from the Latin word unicornus found in the Roman Vulgate Bible, which in turn was the translation of the Greek word monocerous found in the Septuagint, a Greek translation of the Jewish Scriptures. The Greek word was the translation of the Hebrew word re’em, which apparently was some kind of fantastic beast in Jewish folklore.
No one’s really sure what a re’em was supposed to be. It might’ve been based on the aurochs, the now-extinct wild cattle, or possibly some kind of oryx or other wild antelope. The Biblical context indicates that whatever it was, it had a horn or horns, was very big, extremely strong, and completely wild and untameable.
This latter part was the origin of the whole “virgins and unicorns” thing. Medieval folk believed that only a maiden pure of heart, i.e. a virgin, could approach such a wild and shy creature. Anyone else would surely be killed by the fierce beast.
double checked the source, last unicorn is in the keywords. weird that the uploader didn’t add that