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In modern times, in some religious and legal views, both men and women became equally bound by the prohibition against adultery.

In modern times, in some religious and legal views, both men and women became equally bound by the prohibition against adultery.

Pro-feminist author Thomas Boslooper regarded Jesus as elevating the status of women when, as commonly supposed, he confronted the townspeople over their plan to kill the [[woman caught in adultery]]. Some scholars regard the story as a fabrication.

Pro-feminist author Thomas Boslooper regarded Jesus as elevating the status of women when, as commonly supposed, he confronted the townspeople over their plan to kill the [[woman caught in adultery]]. Scholars are divided regarding whether the story as a fabrication due to New Testament manuscript variations. <ref>http://www.febc.edu.sg/VPP27.htm</ref><ref>http://cadesign.webworkercanada.com/pa/</ref>

 

==Notes and references==

==Notes and references==