Dan wrote:
OK, parse the phrase
" sadly, that majority must now sacrifice their children until enough
blood has been let that maybe -- just maybe -- God and the Iraqi people will forgive us in the end."
Does the invoking of the need for God's forgiveness really not refer to sin?
To me it means he thinks we screwed up by allowing ourselves to be led into this morass by an incompetent leader with a boneheaded plan. Is that "sin"? I'm not superstitious, I have no idea.
Didn't he said that enough blood must be spilled for said forgiveness to take place?
It seems to me that that's just the realization that it's going to cost lives to make things right. I may be wrong, but I don't see Moore as a bible scholar or someone caught up in ideas such as blood atonement.
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