The question is simple,
do you think it is impossible for humanity
to absolve itself of the consequence of sins without
the sacrifice of a human, even if only once, and only a Jew?
No. In fact the opposite is true. It is impossible to be absolved for your own sins by killing any creature, man or beast. Scripture teaches self accountability. Everyone is responsible for the consequences of their own actions whether for good or evil. The only way to be absolved from the inescapable death consequent to sin is to stop sinning and then do what is right.
Here is are two simple questions.
Do you think that killing a farm animal in the name of the Lord in a temple absolves anyone for sin or is this practice itself sinful, the vile and degrading flesh, teaching, of unclean creatures that do not ruminate?
How is this belief better than believing the crucifixion of an innocent man absolves people of sin?
Unethical is unethical, reprehensible is reprehensible, and crazy is crazy.
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