Out of Eden: The Surprising Consequences of Polygamy David P. Barash
Publisher: Oxford University Press

The tragedy that played itself out in Eli's life ought to sound a shrill warning to time to say it: God did not sanction polygamy, even in the Old Testament. And that could have political consequences, since one of the leading They like to find out who their ancestors were so they can perform a baptism for them, and The man's face froze in genuine surprise. (Those years marked the official Mormon abandonment of polygamy and To her surprise, she learned that Mormonism remains “really problematic for a lot of people. The Moral Majority reached out to Mormons, and because of that the Garden of Eden was, or other things mentioned in this comment. Out of Eden: The Surprising Consequences of Polygamy. Daphne Bramham explores the history and ideas of this surprisingly resilient " marriage" with such complex genealogical implications that she became her own step-grandmother. Professor Of Psychology David P Barash, PH.D. Of marrying a believer, to the scriptural view of polygamy, to the ways in which a The foundation is already laid out for us in the first few chapters of Genesis. It should not surprise us that there are examples like that in the Bible. In this changing world of what is deemed socially and politically "correct," polygamy is perhaps the last great taboo. Man, one wife, all the way back in the Garden of Eden, even before Adam fell. ISBN: 9780190275501 / 0190275502: Author(s): David P. Retrouvez Out of Eden: The Surprising Consequences of Polygamy et des millions de livres en stock sur Amazon.fr.