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  15. This may be a good opportunity to inform everyone that parents tend to save their children regularly without reward. When it comes to siblings or any family member protecting another family member (even abused Moms) then this happens more than it should. When we instinctively and bravely protect family members by putting ourselves in critical situations, this is normal behaviour. Even many pet dogs will do this, they will hurt themselves to protect you. Sacrificing our own lives for our children is common. Parents (at least normal loving parents) will run out into busy roads to save their child, or swim or climb or jump or do anything to protect their children, which also includes death. Saving your child and dying in the process, is clearly without reward (other than hopefully knowing the child was saved). Thus this is why the Christian Jesus 'sacrifice' is not a sacrifice 1. According to scripture, this Jesus monster placed Jesus sins onto everyone. 2. He is then forced to have capital punishment. 3. Supposedly then coming back to life as a God in heaven! That's NOT a sacrifice. Any criminal on death row would do that, I'd do that, anyone would. As the prize is worth it. Why do I bring up such an irrelevant to subject point? Because a majority of America is still backward minded Christian, and the 'sacrifice' (reward) seems to be the strongest part of their irrational belief. We do not praise abusers. We do not love monsters (in our mind or otherwise) who threated to strike us down or allow us to burn. We do not stay in abusive relationships with the abuser, no matter who it is. Whilst there is no known evidence of any claimed God, let alone the abusive monster Jesus, this topic is specifically about how you should not praise the abuser. Instead praise loving family members who sacrifice their life for others, without reward.
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