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It should be noted at the outset that Preston Sprinkle and Branson Parler are not exactly sons of thunder.

They recently wrote an article on Polyamory for Christianity today, in which they pelted this

particular noxious sin with some cotton balls. The cotton balls were thrown with a modicum

of force, which allowed them to make it all the way to the target and

amounting to a modest disapproval but they didn't even use up the whole bag of

cotton balls.

Quote but scripture does clearly connect sex, marriage, and monogamy in ways that are violated in polyamorous relationships.

Close quote.

So there you have it. On the bright side, they carefully avoided any trace of legalism, which is apparently the real danger in all of this.

If you would like to go and see for yourself, the place to go is here.

As you go, just to confirm that I'm not making anything up, be polite while you're there and don't gawk or stare.

Then come right back.

I have something I want to say about this.

I have something that I need to say about this.

Nay, I have something you need to hear.

I suppose.

Much of the article is accurate enough, I suppose.

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