Cain and Abel: Human Relations in a Fallen World
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What does the story of Cain and Abel illustrate about human relations in a fallen world?

  • The presence of envy, selfishness, unconcern for others, injustice, and insincerity in human society (correct)
  • The prevalence of harmony, cooperation, and genuine concern for others in human society
  • The lack of any negative emotions or actions in human society
  • The absence of empathy and compassion in human society
  • What is the significance of Cain killing his brother Abel in the story?

  • To demonstrate the inevitability of conflict between siblings
  • To highlight the necessity of forgiveness and reconciliation
  • To illustrate the entry of negative traits into the human race (correct)
  • To emphasize the importance of family bonds
  • What is suggested by the statement 'envy, selfishness, unconcern for others, injustice, and insincerity had entered the human race'?

  • The story has no implications for human behavior and relationships
  • Such negative qualities only exist in isolated cases
  • Negative qualities became part of human nature after the fall (correct)
  • Humans were inherently good before the story of Cain and Abel
  • What does the story of Cain and Abel imply about human interactions within a society?

    <p>It indicates the potential for negative behaviors in social interactions</p> Signup and view all the answers

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