[ SECRET POST #6454 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6454 ⌋

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[Dr. Becky/YouTube]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

"Necessarily" sounds like the keyword. I recently read someone who was asserting that the early church forbade cousin-marriage in a political bid to weaken the family ties and clan-strength of everyone below the level of the aristocracy, while still assuring everyone that it was perfectly moral for the rich and the royals. They didn't have a clue about genetics, at the time, but this created unintended genetic-fitness benefits for commoners.

I was like ... "something to look into?" Because it's the first time I'm hearing that.

[(Anonymous)]

I hadn't heard that, myself. I'm a bit dubious. There's little point in weakening family ties and clan strength in mere peasants, surely? It's the aristocracy where you get powerful lords building marriage allies and gaining wealth and power enough to challenge the ruling king.

Also, when you say the early church... keep in mind that cousin marriage isn't prohibited in the Bible.

[(Anonymous)]

1st Cousin marriage still isn't illegal in the UK, though you will be the butt of a lot of jokes. However, you have to have multiple generations of even 1st cousin marriages to get the same genetic damage as even a single brother/sister or father/daughter incestuous relationship.