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I heard there’s one book in there that talks about a pair of sisters who get their father drunk so they can take turns raping him. Are they banning that one?

The Bible doesn't portray it as a good thing, and considers their descendants cursed.

A large portion of the Bible is: "here's all the ways people can be nasty, don't be like them".

edit: I seem to have missed the context of book bannings...

But do you know what it does portray as a good thing? Slavery!

Also no. It allowed servitude to pay off debts, but all debts were supposed to be forgiven after 7 years, and so it was strictly limited.

Where do you think the ideas that all humans are equal and deserve equal rights that reduced slavery in modern times come from?

Abraham had sex with his (wife’s) slave Hagar to produce Ishmael – and both Hagar and Ishmael were then exiled after Abraham was able to conceive with his wife and produce Isaac.

Certainly not the kind of values I’d want for my family.

Also treated by the Bible as something bad.

blaue_Fledermaus

Why not? It does not say it explicitly, but the narration describes a series of negative consequences coming from it, and I've only ever seen it interpreted as bad.