Forgiveness is the action of mercy. Mercy is the waiver of a demand for recompense for injury via grace. Grace is the recognition that there are higher priorities of community and reconciliation. HOWEVER, your god doesn't practice forgiveness. He does not waive his right to recompense, instead somehow as a spiritual incorporeal immaterial being outside of time and space incredibly demands blood and death as his right for injury. How does that being become injured - except maybe his ego when his created humans didn't follow his narcissistic script? And he did already punish them. The offense WAS already paid for by the guilty. It all doesn't add up. The same god whose book says that each person is liable for their own sins, somehow also says that it's transferred human to human through human reproduction? Really?
Forgiveness is the action of mercy. Mercy is the waiver of a demand for recompense for injury via grace. Grace is the recognition that there are higher priorities of community and reconciliation. HOWEVER, your god doesn't practice forgiveness. He does not waive his right to recompense, instead somehow as a spiritual incorporeal immaterial being outside of time and space incredibly demands blood and death as his right for injury. How does that being become injured - except maybe his ego when his created humans didn't follow his narcissistic script? And he did already punish them. The offense WAS already paid for by the guilty. It all doesn't add up. The same god whose book says that each person is liable for their own sins, somehow also says that it's transferred human to human through human reproduction? Really?