What do you make of that kind of human intuition to kill an animal as part of religious practice?

Yeah, so I'm happy to admit that I don't know.

And I think we've lost the ability to maybe nuance things and to be happy with not knowing.

So take that as an introduction or a premise.

So when Cain and Abel brought offerings, we don't know if they were told to.

So Adam and Eve, first humans, Cain and Abel with their children, Cain and Abel brought offerings to God.

And it doesn't say that God told them to.

unclean.

Have you ever seen a live animal sacrifice in person? Not – Like the sacrifice, not just a butchering?

Yeah, so not sacrificed.

We – We visited Ethiopia a few years ago before children, when we could travel.

BC.

Yeah.

And so we were taken there by a coffee company, because I had a connection to coffee.

And we visited a coffee farm that the the people who did the tour were buying coffee from this farm um and so that he was kind of their their source of income and they were really really proud to have us there and they slaughtered an ox for us um yeah which would have been thinking back now at the time it wasn't I mean, it was still amazing that they would slaughter an animal for us.

Um, How do you see the book of Leviticus as a whole? Like if you were to say, okay, what's the thumbnail of what Leviticus is doing? What do you think it's doing as a whole text? Yeah.