A moment from my life:
Last night i walked down the stairs and found my 11- and 9-year-old daughters reading the Song of Solomon from a very, very modern translation (The Message, to be specific). Interspersed among their reading of the book, they were having a discussion about healthy and unhealthy relationships, particularly but not exclusively romantic ones.
The fact that this all happened spontaneously in children i’ve had a hand in raising is probably enough to convince a good chunk of the Mormons out there that i and my whole family are on the proverbial highway to hell, and i’m pressing down hard on the accelerator.
Further, that stumbling on this was a proud parenting moment for me probably simply affirms their conclusions.
Faith Hill: Where Are You, Christmas?
11 years ago
2 comments:
I'm failing to see why anyone would find that a problem...?
Because the Song of Songs is “canonized pornography”, to quote from a former bishop of mine. It sums up the feelings of a lot of church members toward the book very nicely.
(And that’s even completely leaving aside the non-King James Version-ness of the whole story.)
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