Is George an adulterer?

Jun 23, 199815 posts by 12 posters
🔥 Controversial

Fans debate whether George commits adultery by sleeping with a married woman, with discussion of biblical and legal definitions.

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fuscilliborg

Yes. The Bible is quite specific that a single man sleeping with married woman is adultery for both parties. And we all know that George is going to Hell in a handbasket anyway.

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Forget the bible.

What does New York State law say about an unmarried man having sex with
a married woman?  Anybody know?
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Aaron FosterDave

New York Law?? You don't really think there's a law against adultery do you?

frankDave

In article , [email] wrote:

On second thought --

NY (I presume) has no law against adultery, but "adultery" IS against Air Force regulations. And Air Force officer Kelly Flinn was charged with adultery when she, a single woman, slept with a married man.

So when George sleeps with a married woman, he would also be an adulterer -- just not a criminal.

Frank

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The News Guy(Mike)frank

[email] wrote:

I believe she was charged with disobeying the order to stop seeing the married man, lying about the affair, and conduct unbecoming an officer. She was not charged with anything when her superiors discovered the affair, only told to stop. When she persisted it was the insubordination that forced the Air Force to take action against her.

                 The word �adultery� appears nowhere in
                 the military law that Air Force prosecutors used in charging
1st Lt.
                 Flinn, the nation�s first female bomber pilot. Rather, they
concluded
                 that by sleeping with the husband of an Air Force enlisted
woman she
                 exhibited behavior that threatened �good order and discipline.�
                      That�s what the case was all about, said the Air Force
chief of
                 staff, Gen. Ronald Fogleman.
                      �In the end, this is not an issue of adultery,� he said.
�This is an
                 issue about an officer entrusted to fly nuclear weapons who
                 disobeyed an order, who lied.�

ABCNEWS - http://www.abcnews.com/sections/us/kelly522/index.html

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frankDave

In article , [email] wrote:

That's probably the wrong approach. I doubt any state considers sleeping around while married, or sleeping with a married person, a crime.

Some states may consider adultery a ground for divorce, but then the attention would be on the married person because the married person is the one being divorced.

The Random House Unabridged calls "adultery" "voluntary sexual intercourse between a married person and someone other than his or her lawful spouse."

An "adulterer" is "a person who commits adultery."

Frank

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Brantley30Dave

Oh, well, New York State law... I guess that settles it. puh-leeze.

The day I decide what's right and wrong by looking at New York State law please kill me.

DEATON ====================

In article , [email] wrote:

I think there are some U.S. states that still have archaic adultery laws still on the books. And the country of Turkey just killed a law that made it illegal to for women to commit adultery. I suggest that George see what happened to Willem Dafoe's thumbs in "The English Patient".

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HARYGEHLDave

An interesting question. I was surprised to learn that here in Maryland the crime of adultery is punishable by a fine of $10.00 h.

Then I guess adultery is OKAY BY YOU!

HEY EVERYBODY! LET'S GO SHAG HIS WIFE WHILE HE'S AT WORK!

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Sorry, I'm not married. But the day I decide what's right and wrong by looking in the Bible please kill me.

How else could you measure it? If you ignore the Bible, there is no wrong! Just do whatever you feel like doing, no matter the consequences.

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WTPGoober

Goober wrote:

You are joking, right? I mean your name is Goober, so that must be a clue that you're just pulling our chain.

What do you make of the billions of "good" people who have no use for the Christian Bible. Some of us act good for other reasons...it makes living easier...it's RIGHT based on OUR beliefs, etc. This Bible Arrogance really tires me out sometimes. People can be good and act good without having been schooled in that one way.

And it has happened that countries have gone to war (a "bad" thing, I hope you'll give me) over the Bible and who reads it the right way.

So, Goober...I hope you're just trolling...but in case you aren't...

Cheers, WT

dilbert667WTP

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Just why did they cancel the Jew?

Dilbert

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