Besorah Philippos — 10. Humans, Animals, and Spiritual Formation

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Domestic animals and wild animals become images for powers that are either submissive or resistant.

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The perfect Human is compared with a farmer who uses the powers in order to prepare nourishment for others.

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A damaged speculation connects Qayin's murder with a serpent-associated parentage and treats unions of dissimilar spiritual kinds as adultery.

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The text's anthropology is symbolic and mythic rather than a biological claim.

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