Thoughts on the Protected Race by Andrew Joyce
I was reminded of how much protection was supposed to be given to Pharisees during the Middle Ages, thanks to the popes, while listening to an interview of EMJ. I was also thinking of Cain in relation to capital punishment -- if Cain actually did spread his moral disorder elsewhere, then why wasn't he killed, or why didn't God allow him to be killed by others? He was kept alive for a reason, than what is that reason? To witness to what?
If the Pharisees are Cain, then who then is Abel? Christ Himself? Or those who become the image of Christ?
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