Part 3. Jewish Wet Dreams
<p>Popular religious texts are important to look at because, for a time, they were all everyone was looking at; they were the Netflix of the day. These texts came from, and reinforced, certain bodies in the past, and they still help to construct bodies today.</p>
<p>There are two important passages in the Bible that address wet dreams directly: Leviticus 15 and Deuteronomy 23. In Leviticus 15, God tells Moses and Aaron that all their bodily discharges are unclean, and that a man who has had an “emission of semen” must wash everything that came into contact with it. The man himself is “unclean,” (which means he can’t <em>eat holy foods</em>, and he can’t read scripture or pray) until evening. Semen ‘out of place’ [SOOP], keeps you from being able to practice your own religion?</p>
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