I Can't Let That Go. It's the Fat That High Callory

The story points out quite clearly that what abel decides to offer to god is of high quality. So it's the real thing. He, he's, he's paying a price. O k, and so then it's burned. Well, you know, this is back again, thinking from an archaic perspective. While god's in the sky, you can't throw your lamb up into the sky, it'll just fall back down. And so but people knew, because they mastered fire, that smoke and savor rose. And so you can detect the quality of an offering as a consequence of burning. But unless they're willing to let it go, to sacrifice it, they make...