If it really could have been his son
how could God have been so mad
as to have him tortured to death?
Even worse than the madness
of Abraham who sacrificed Isaac?
Apparently, it was required
by the priests and theologians
for part 2 of the story:
Christianity after Judaism
With the nonsensical twist
that The Giver Makes A Sacrifice
to the superstitious
who want to receive heaven
and bow their heads once a year
at the words 'Have mercy'
Apr 5
Apr 5, 2026 at 3:57 AM UTC
If it really could have been his son
how could God have been so mad
as to have him tortured to death?
Even worse than the madness
of Abraham who sacrificed Isaac?
Apparently, it was required
by the priests and theologians
for part 2 of the story:
Christianity after Judaism
With the nonsensical twist
that The Giver Makes A Sacrifice
to the superstitious
who want to receive heaven
and bow their heads once a year
at the words 'Have mercy'
Air No. 47, "Erbarme dich" ("Have mercy"), from the St. Matthew Passion (1727, text Picander [Christian Friedrich Henrici], music Johann Sebastian Bach, BWV 244)
The passage Genesis 22:11-15 (an angel restrains Abraham from slaughtering his son) was added later to whitewash the atrocity
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