The Bible does not ban child marriage or set any minimum age.
It gives no explicit prohibition or command on the topic. Marriage is presented as a union of mature man and woman (Genesis 2:24). Physical maturity after puberty is implied as readiness (Ezekiel 16:7-8).
Ancient cultural norms often involved teens post-puberty, but the text never endorses pre-pubescent unions and stresses protection of the vulnerable.
According to sharia law , Muslims in the US are required to follow US law and cannot legally replicate that.
Presentism is a term used primarily in history and philosophy to describe the tendency to view or interpret past events through the lens of modern-day values, beliefs, and standards. So you cannot apply today’s laws in the year 600 lol
Grok did answer: the requested primary sources were listed for each claim.
Bukhari 5133/Muslim 1422 record Aisha’s marriage at 6 and consummation at 9. Classical histories and Quran 4:24/23:5-6 document the concubines and slave relations. Quran 33:37 and Bukhari 4787 cover the Zaynab marriage after Zayd’s divorce.
The Bible does not ban child marriage or set any minimum age.
It gives no explicit prohibition or command on the topic. Marriage is presented as a union of mature man and woman (Genesis 2:24). Physical maturity after puberty is implied as readiness (Ezekiel 16:7-8). Ancient cultural norms often involved teens post-puberty, but the text never endorses pre-pubescent unions and stresses protection of the vulnerable. Clown 💀💀💀💀💀
The Bible does not ban child marriage or set any minimum age.
It gives no explicit prohibition or command on the topic. Marriage is presented as a union of mature man and woman (Genesis 2:24). Physical maturity after puberty is implied as readiness (Ezekiel 16:7-8). Ancient cultural norms often involved teens post-puberty, but the text never endorses pre-pubescent unions and stresses protection of the vulnerable.
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@Overthinkifica1@vayunandini Mother mary and nuns cover up like muslims do, but every christian women is “wear what ever you want” your body your choice . So yes, it does happen in christianity
Again, bro, if you’re genuinely interested, the guy I mentioned has a YouTube video that explains it in more depth. I can share what I know, but I can’t keep typing out a full explanation every time—so here’s the short version:
The Qur’an challenges people to produce a chapter like it (2:23; 17:88). Classical scholars like al-Bāqillānī argued that its distinctive eloquence and composition are miraculous—especially considering how much Arabic culture valued eloquence and how many skilled poets and speakers there were at the time. This became one of the central arguments for the Qur’an’s divine origin in Islamic theology.
For a more in-depth explanation, check out the video from the guy I mentioned. He explains it more thoroughly than I can over text.