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and people DO sacrifice their lives in war and other endeavors,
and Yahweh (vowels of shame added in as tradition from Jewish practice) hadn't banned human sacrifice enough that Abraham thought he was actually supposed to do it,
and that a book was included into the Bibliolatry (outside of the Abraham story) that said Yahweh would "no longer" accept human sacrifice,
Then one would begin to suspect that it used to be fine, perhaps for faithful willing lambs or for unwilling lambs that meant a lot to their "owners" but the "owner" felt the need to such a grave sacrifice.
You tried to murder you kid (and perhaps plan on letting him be tortured for ever) if he so accidentally wills to rebel against you a little bit?
Exactly, LOL.
That was really such a bad analogy. The intimation that objecting to mass murder, including of innocent creatures, in a horrific mass death-via-drowning is like a child having a temper tantrum is just....oh goodness, this place, that's all I can say. Never a dull moment around here.
That was really such a bad analogy. The intimation that objecting to mass murder, including of innocent creatures, in a horrific mass death-via-drowning is like a child having a temper tantrum is just....oh goodness, this place, that's all I can say. Never a dull moment around here.
I know! It's a really fun and addicting pass time. I only came across a dull moment once one time I logged in, so I logged back out within 10 mins of reading and scrolling around all boring topics and posts.
Thankfully, there is a lot of odd engage-able (as well as new and informative) comments and questions these days.
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Never a dull moment around here.
