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What was the Prohibition against the Shedding of Blood in Religious Theory Tradition?
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∙ 14y ago
In the Old Testament of The Bible it is stated the one must not take the blood of another. The taking of another's blood amounted to killing.
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The prohibition against shedding blood in religious theory tradition is based on the belief that human life is sacred and should be preserved. This prohibition is seen in various religious texts and is often interpreted as a moral guideline for promoting peace, justice, and respect for life. It is commonly upheld in religions such as Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
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