Cain and Abel

Sorry about the off topic but this is the smartest board, I wanted to bounce this off you guys;

Everyone says Cain killed Able because of evil reason (jealousy, hatred, etc.) What if Able explained to Cain why he chose his sacrifice, what Able's sacrifice meant to him, and Cain only then grasped what a sacrifice to "God" was supposed to be. What if Cain killed Able because Able was the thing he loved the most in the world. What if Cain's only care in the world was his younger brother, and nothing else, and wanted to show "God" that he was willing to give that piece of himself away to "God" He realized that he needed to sacrifice the most meaningful thing in his life to "God" and to a loving, protective older brother, Able was the perfect sacrifice to "God"

tldr: Cain killed Able because he loved him that much.

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Oh boy. Don't tell me everyone here on /sci/ hasn't figured out that there are two opposing christian gods.
Okay, Old Testament God = self-ego, yet to be perceived as devil, everyone else's ego is perceived as devil.
New Testament God = everyone else's ego for us to appease, whereas now self-ego is deemed as the devil by self.
This is why there is a contridiction between new and old testaments. Check it out for yourself if you don't believe me.
It's the evolution of a man's spiritual mind from first perceiving the internal voice of ego as God (introversion) to perceiving the external motions and workings as God (extroversion).
...I think it's time to hit the black board one more time, fellas. :3