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Humanities Moral implications of Polygamy

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post Jan 3 2011, 10:42 AM

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We need consider the bond between the women. In the modern context the second wife would be initially view as a competitor or enemy by the first wife. Perhaps in due time they can develop a sorority bond, as with the case of concubines. This bond may not cause them to seek sexual gratification with each other. If the husbands practise orgy with his wives then there would be a likelihood. Then the question is would the husband do such things. I am incline to think that the husband will initially have to settle their rivalry before he can encourage them to orgy.
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post Jan 13 2011, 08:47 AM

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QUOTE(dkk @ Jan 2 2011, 11:05 PM)
In some cultures, polygamy is allowed, and sometimes even encouraged. If we assume that this is morally fine, what are the moral implications for two of these women (both currently married to the same man) to have a sexual relationship with each other? How often does this occur?
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It weird that nobody seem to answer the question posed by the opening thread but commented on the pros and cons of polygamy or polyandry.

 

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