Luke Caverns

And, you know, it sounds real barbaric, but I'm pretty sure there's a line in the Christian Bible that – Yahweh asks the same thing out of somebody. He says, sacrifice your son for me. And he's about to do it. Who's that? You know, I'm a terrible Christian. Abraham and Isaac. And then he was like, oh, just kidding. Trickster God.

But, you know, I mean, Christianity also has at least a moment where God says, prove it. And prove it by killing your child. This is a sacrifice you will make to me.

But, you know, I mean, Christianity also has at least a moment where God says, prove it. And prove it by killing your child. This is a sacrifice you will make to me.

But, you know, I mean, Christianity also has at least a moment where God says, prove it. And prove it by killing your child. This is a sacrifice you will make to me.

There's also... There's also... This happens in Mesoamerica where maybe not necessarily a child, but a young person, somebody who's maybe highly valuable, maybe part of a dynastic family, maybe not, probably not the prince, but maybe one of the cousins or something. would be chosen, and then he would basically be pampered for an entire year. And he would be taught music and astronomy and science.

There's also... There's also... This happens in Mesoamerica where maybe not necessarily a child, but a young person, somebody who's maybe highly valuable, maybe part of a dynastic family, maybe not, probably not the prince, but maybe one of the cousins or something. would be chosen, and then he would basically be pampered for an entire year. And he would be taught music and astronomy and science.

There's also... There's also... This happens in Mesoamerica where maybe not necessarily a child, but a young person, somebody who's maybe highly valuable, maybe part of a dynastic family, maybe not, probably not the prince, but maybe one of the cousins or something. would be chosen, and then he would basically be pampered for an entire year. And he would be taught music and astronomy and science.

And you build this into a very well-rounded person, and maybe say he's 18 years old, he probably gets – I'm just kind of spitballing, but I'm just saying maybe he gets whatever girls he wants. No, he did.

And you build this into a very well-rounded person, and maybe say he's 18 years old, he probably gets – I'm just kind of spitballing, but I'm just saying maybe he gets whatever girls he wants. No, he did.

And you build this into a very well-rounded person, and maybe say he's 18 years old, he probably gets – I'm just kind of spitballing, but I'm just saying maybe he gets whatever girls he wants. No, he did.

He had a whole harem.

He had a whole harem.

He had a whole harem.

Yeah, so he gets everything that he wants. He gets all the food that he wants, but 365 days he will be sacrificed. And it's basically like fattening the pig, right, for slaughter.

Yeah, so he gets everything that he wants. He gets all the food that he wants, but 365 days he will be sacrificed. And it's basically like fattening the pig, right, for slaughter.

Yeah, so he gets everything that he wants. He gets all the food that he wants, but 365 days he will be sacrificed. And it's basically like fattening the pig, right, for slaughter.

And he has to walk up, no crying, no getting dragged up there. You get chosen as a young man and given every benefit in life and trained where this is a person who is trained for leading us all. But then they walk up. This is an Aztec tradition where that person walks up and willingly sacrifices himself for the community. Self-sacrifices.

And he has to walk up, no crying, no getting dragged up there. You get chosen as a young man and given every benefit in life and trained where this is a person who is trained for leading us all. But then they walk up. This is an Aztec tradition where that person walks up and willingly sacrifices himself for the community. Self-sacrifices.

And he has to walk up, no crying, no getting dragged up there. You get chosen as a young man and given every benefit in life and trained where this is a person who is trained for leading us all. But then they walk up. This is an Aztec tradition where that person walks up and willingly sacrifices himself for the community. Self-sacrifices.

Well, you know, they kill him, but he doesn't get dragged to the stone. He walks up and lays down on it.