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Asking him to use the Bible to justify his position ended up getting him banned? I doubt that. It was always his response that he was responsible for. I'm not opposed to being called a dingbat, and I don't think what he did deserves a ban (@JudgeRightly). But the discussion was about what the...

I hope you're joking.

Sounds like you are advocating calling me a dingbat. :)

I asked a question, and that equates to advocacy?

Can you show me where I've advocated rape anywhere?

You're actually afraid to read the Bible, aren't you?

Show me with scripture.

You didn't answer my question. If he's "resorting" to forced sex, then he must have tried other things already. Are you suggesting the wife should first cause her husband to "resort" to forced sex, then kill him so she can remarry? That's a weird take on that scripture.

Why would a husband ever need to resort to forced sex?

Nope, not kidding.

Prove it. Surely you have a bible. If not, go to blb.org. They have several versions to pick from.

David stopped having sex with Michal after she derided his dancing. Was he right or wrong?

Adultery is indefensible too, don't you think?

You still haven't explained why your garbage is any better than Paul's.

But is that law correct? Or are you willing to accept any law on the books? What if your city council decided to punish someone caught in adultery with death?

I think he's speaking of this: 1 Corinthians 7:6 (KJV) But I speak this by permission, [and] not of commandment. The question would follow as to which of the preceding verses it applies. Surely it doesn't apply to vs 5, making it merely a suggestion not to defraud one's spouse. Can you imagine...

Can you find one of those places where rape is condemned? Do any of those speak of husband and wife as the participants? How would you know what a "grip" looks like? Your own personal law code? You have no critiqueable or even accessible source of ethics, yet you want to impose that on...

What about Paul's comments I mentioned? And the question, if I remember correctly, was whether the Bible sanctions marital rape. My answer, using Paul's words, was that the spouse has the authority over the other's body with regard to sex. It's not a question of willingness once they are united...

Are you saying that women determine what is right vs wrong in a marriage?

So Paul of Tarsus was a wing nut?