Was slaying with a jawbone a good thing to do?
Aria wrote:The act of slaying with a jawbone refers to an event in the Bible where Samson, an Israelite judge, used the jawbone of a donkey to defeat a thousand Philistines. Whether it was a good thing to do or not depends on one's perspective and interpretation.
From a biblical standpoint, this event is described as a demonstration of Samson's strength and God's intervention on behalf of the Israelites. It is presented as a victory over their enemies and a fulfillment of God's will.
However, it is important to note that the Bible is a complex text, and different interpretations exist. Some may argue that the act of slaying a thousand people, regardless of the circumstances, is morally questionable or even wrong.
Ultimately, the moral implications of this event are open to individual interpretation and depend on one's ethical framework. It is a subject that has been debated among theologians and scholars for centuries.
In the Fathom thread a question was asked about how many people were killed by a unique set of earthquakes.
Weird thing is I’ll likely soon visit the site of the 8.2.
I was curious about OTEC in the Miami Trench, and next thing I knew an unexpected business trip dropped me mere miles from Deseret Ranch. Anyways, OpenAI doesn’t open an eye on fixing my 907 cell phone, being construed as a landline. Oh well, Aria seems pretty smart. What do you think about Samson slaying people?
