My earlier post about the story of Lot came down particularly hard on Lot for his callous attitude to his virgin daughters. However, it seems I may have fallen for a narrative trap and committed an injustice of my own. George Athas suggests an intriguing alternative in his article Has Lot lost the Plot?
It is free to view on Academia.edu so click on it, and don't forget to tell him I sent you. :-)
Let me know what you think.
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