I believe you’re thinking of Dolly Madison’s Zinger. Mrs. Madison was obviously an angelic woman.
Angels are in fact refered to as the Sons of God in the Old Testament.
Of course that does answer the question of whether they can be male or female, the Son I guess that does raise the question of where the female angels are. And if the Sons of God couldn’t have impregnated them instead.
I have to say, using S&G to show God’s attitude to homosexuality is a particular warped thought. Unless you’re really saying being homosexual = forming gangs and going out raping people. Can’t say I’ve noticed any gay rape gangs…and I’ve lived in San Francisco.
:smack: Bugger.
Of course that does answer the question of whether they can be male or female, the Sons of God were busy impregnating the Daughters of Man. So fairly male then.
Clang, clang, clang went the Trolley!
Money and a credit for the resume. It’s a resume, I might add, which says he’s willing to appear nude. His credits include a Fire Island Films feature about a single-mom who enters the cyber-sex industry to make ends meet.
I don’t think she’s doing it right.
Especially as this film’s plot – a married man who, in midlife, decides he’s gay and starts having an affair with a guy – has absolutely nothing to do with that story.
In the '80’s I saw a fairly high-budget film called Sodom and Gomorrah. “Fairly high-budget” for its genre, that is. It was a XXX prono/comedy that was actually very funny. The part of God was played by a space-suit wearing Chimpanzee, supposedly hovering in a space ship over Earth and watching the acts perpetrated in the cities. Chimp/God spoke like John Wayne: “Ya don’t wanna get me mad, Pilgrim, or I’ll hafta come down there and smite you!” If I recall correctly, he was the only one who didn’t get naked.
I saw that! No M2M gay sex, interestingly enough. The Sodomites were merely practicing het anal sex for population control.
Are they going to include the part where Lot’s daughters get him drunk and date-rape him? That was my favorite part of Genesis, honestly.
Yeh . . . That family was a really odd Lot!
Unfortunately I don’t think it is a parody. It would have to be much campier (ala Betty Bowers to be successful.
I am not really familiar enough with the story of Sodom and Gomorrah, but the basic plotline described sounds like it is cribbed from Making Love, just with an uglier cast.
Well, geez. What fun are they, then?
Also, “angel dongs”…I’m sorry, but does that not sound like a great name for a snack cake?
I never saw that but I remember the trailer. One more difference: In Making Love the married guy’s gay love interest was a man his own age. In Sodom & Gomorrah, it’s a college-age boy. Probably a deliberate choice. Makes the whole thing seem sleazier – the gay angle combined with the older-man-chasing-young-ass angle.
If you’re reffering to the passage I think you are, it’s may not be about angels at all. ‘The Sons of Heaven abandoned their duties and fell to lust with daughters of men’. Many people have read it to mean angels, and the Apocryphal story of the Grigori or Watchers is based on that line. But it could also be referring to priests, scribes, and scholars abandoning their duties to G-d and the community and caring only about their own sexual pleasure. This later happens to a few kings EG One spots a woman sunbathing nude on a rooftop, when he discovers that she is married the king sends her husband to certain death in battle so that he can marry her.
I think it’s going to be hilarious, like a Jack Chick tract come to life! w00t!
Do we get to the the possessing-demons crawling on the gay guys’ heads?!
:smack: “Do we get to see . . .”
Re Sons Of Heaven
Esau gives up his birthright, with all of its privileges and obligations, for a bowl of stew. He gives up a role as patriarch in exchange for a single meal. Esau is following his stomach instead of his crotch, but he abandons what his father and G-d told him to do just so that he can satisfy his physical desires.
Solomon had many wives. Some of them were not Jewish. He allowed those wives to build temples and idols. Solomon was the king. It’s good to be the king. But, the blood flowed away from his brain and his legendary wisdom failed him.
One can only hope.
Possibly not. And I’m not going to argue about what mythical creatures really were . But this site http://users.aristotle.net/~bhuie/gen6sons.htm makes a good argument for angels.
And also mentioned this passage:
JUDE 6 Remember too the angels, how some of them were not content to keep the dominion given to them but abandoned their proper home; and God has reserved them for judgement on the great Day, bound beneath the darkness in everlasting chains. 7 Remember Sodom and Gomorrah and the neighbouring towns; like the angels, they committed fornication and followed unnatural lusts; and they paid the penalty in eternal fire, an example for all to see. (NEB)
just to bring things around in a nice circle