It is one example of uncleanness that specifically involves nudity precisely as stated in Deuteronomy 24:1.and what sin would you say goes along with the work stripshow (with scriptures)
Remember that the "uncleanness" we are talking about cannot be adultery, as adultery was punishable by death. Deuteronomy 24:1-2 is a provision for divorce in the case of lesser forms of uncleanness. Precisely what those are is not stated. Because it is not outlined in detail, I interpret it to mean "anything the husband considers unclean", but with the limitation that it must have something to do with nudity / sex.
Hence this other possible example I gave, which was honestly a bad example and I shouldn't have used it because it's too debatable, but I hope you can now see my reasoning: It is "unclean" because it involves sex / nudity, and the husband disapproves of it.
Now, I could be wrong. But how better would you define "sexual uncleanness that is less serious than adultery"?why is refusal of the wife to have sex “uncleanness”
I see those two statements as the same thing. A man who "finds uncleanness" in his wife, in reality "finds something he perceives to be unclean" in his wife, which means he "thinks his wife is unclean".Confused on why you think the husband who “thinks his wife is unclean” has the same lawful divorce grounds as a man who actually “finds uncleanness” in her, shouldn’t we attempt to define this?