Lot's second daughter, if I recall correctly, was pretty clearly having too good a time to be a true product of a Bible-minded person.

Lot's second daughter is clearly having a lot of fun, but I deny that that tableau would be outside a Bible-minded persons's thoughts.

In my defense, I was also thinking of the specific subject matter. Few serious Bible websites would concentrate on those passages of scripture that most Christians try to pretend aren't there --- like the passages accepting slavery as the status quo.

Of course, now I expect to hear about perfectly serious Christian websites that concentrate on just those passages.

Woe.

Next you're going to tell me that the =Wakefield Second Shepherd's Play= gets as much comic mileage as it can out of a shepherd trying to pass off a stolen lamb as a newborn child, and his wife as a woman who's just given birth, when the lamb's owner comes calling; only after which do the Blessed Virgin Mary and Christ Child put in an appearance. And you're doubtless going to remind me of those tiles in the British Museum illustrating [Thoroughly Apocryphal] Episodes from the Boyhood of Jesus, which resemble nothing so much as The Adventures of Superman When He Was a Boy. And then, just to nail down your point, you're going to tell me about all the other retellings of Bible stories*, over the centuries, that have taken liberties with the text.

And my simple faith will be shattered.

Woe.
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*For instance, Bill Cosby's:

"Noah."

"What?"

="Noah."=

"What? Who =is this?"

"This is God, Noah."

"Riiiiiight. ... Am I on Candid Camera?"

"Riiiight...."