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@kinyutaka @dsmoore @sinabhfuil @korreckj328 @Nazani @CultureDesk @bookstodon I believe that the Bible story is one of progressive revelation. And that Abraham didn't see it as wrong to sacrifice his son (it was not that uncommon at the time). But he needed to learn that this was not, in fact, what was needed.

The story is one of understanding that this practice is vile and unacceptable. But told in terms that show it was not understood as that.