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The Lord of Spirits
Fall of Man Part 2: Crouching Sin, Hidden Dragon
Jul 29, 2022
Orthodox priests explore sin's origin through Cain, various interpretations of biblical stories, dangers of scholars overstepping expertise, consequences of Cain's actions like the Mark of Cain and debunking racial myths, exploration of civilization genesis, repentance and forgiveness in the fall of man, concept of 'sonship' in biblical terms, demonosis, theosis, self-mastery in Christian life, and closing segment with sponsor mention.
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- Cain represents unrepentant sin and wickedness, influencing others towards evil actions.
- Cain's refusal to repent leads to widespread corruption and divine intervention through the flood.
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Cain's Evil Legacy and Influence
Cain is portrayed as the unrighteous, the most evil one, and a teacher of evil. He is seen as the progenitor of sin and wickedness, leading others into evil actions. In Josephus' Antiquities, Cain refuses to repent, indulges in his own pleasures, and becomes a leader in wickedness, promoting violence, robbery, and corruption. His actions introduce craftiness and dishonesty into society, changing the simplicity of earlier times.
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