Evil always comes from courage

Sacrifice to evil gods is often more than just the cost of the sacrifice process. What may be born from these costs is the most terrifying. The number of people killed and affected by this far exceeds the large-scale outbreaks of wars and natural disasters. , some unexplainable supernatural disasters and incurable illnesses, or the production of some kind of deformed monsters, or even the birth of demons to exterminate biological groups.

From this, it can be said that the act of sacrificing sacrifices to false gods is expressly prohibited. It is not allowed to sacrifice anything, and any behavior suspected of sacrificing is not allowed.

Depending on the situation, these captured people will be executed. Some believers involved, even if they are deceived or children, will be branded as slaves and spend the rest of their lives atonement.

The church believes that the sins committed by these people are irreversible. Even if they are deceived, they will still be infected by evil in the process and be marked with a special mark. If left alone, the consequences will be very serious and very serious. A situation that may lead to a second sacrifice.

This matter is not unfounded. It is the most common in the red-horned goat incident. These evil gods will possess some people. Even innocent sacrifices randomly captured by believers must be dealt with. , otherwise there will be a large number of secondary sacrifices.

Among them, there is an example of the red-horned goat incident. The believers in a poor village sacrificed their children as sacrifices to the evil god, hoping to obtain countless gold. When a team of knights from the Great Qing Dynasty arrived there, , and only had time to save a seven or eight-year-old girl.

After the end of the Qing Dynasty, this girl could only be left to the nearest church for support, hoping that some kind-hearted family would adopt this poor child.

However, just a month later, all the priests, nuns, believers, and even children in the entire church died tragically in one night in a heinous situation. The scale and circumstances could only confirm that it could not be man-made.

To make matters worse, after this child was adopted from this church, a total of six children were adopted by well-wishers one after another. These families also died tragically that night in the same circumstances as in the church, and no one was spared.

Therefore, this incident attracted great attention from the church. From then on, the way it dealt with such incidents was no longer so kind. It could only do its best to cut off all sources of evil, hoping to reduce the occurrence of tragedies.

The origin of the red-horned goat.

In the holy sect, the sacrifice of the Lord of Black and White is a pure white lamb, which symbolizes the holiness of new life. People will cut off the heads of the ewe and the ram and place them on both sides of the sacrifice. Then the blood of the lamb and the honey and manna in which the holy relics are soaked, or the milk of the ewe that gave birth to the first child, are used as a baptismal blessing for the newborn.

Because in the old school, the Lord of Black and White is the father of the goddess of light and night, in charge of life and death of day and night, so at the baptism of newborns and the last funeral of the deceased, sacrifices are almost always made to the Lord of Black and White, thanking him for giving new life, and asking for He guides the dead on their way to death so that their souls do not fall into the mouth of the red dragon.

Compared with the new sect, the belief in life and death is separated. The Lord of Black and White is no longer in charge of death, but his son is in charge of death. Therefore, the new sect only needs to sacrifice to the Lord of Black and White and baptize the newborn when new life comes. The deceased must offer sacrifices to his son and pray for forgiveness of his life's sins.

In sacrifices, the ewe represents life and the ram represents death. Therefore, in the case of life or death, only two sheep are sacrificed, either a ram and a lamb, or a ewe and a lamb..

However, in the New Sect's rituals, a lamb must be sacrificed to God before the ram and ewe are sacrificed. More importantly, the New Sect made a very serious mistake in a sacrifice. In the ceremony, a ewe was mistakenly sacrificed as a ram.

This ewe had the characteristics of a ram, with horns similar to those of a ram. However, the believer responsible for the inspection did not examine it carefully. He only looked at the majestic horns and concluded that it must be a ram.

In the middle of the ceremony, the ewe with almost perfect hunting horns, which should have been tightly held, suddenly rushed towards the knife holding the sacrificial lamb used in the ceremony and ritually cut the lamb's throat. and the priest who recited the blessing.

The sharp horns instantly pierced the priest from behind. The ewe, whose soft fur was as white as a ray of moonlight, raised its head, and blood stained its head red and flowed from under the horns.

This grievous mistake caused the coronation temple to lose its power against evil, for the ewe with horns like a ram was highly unclean and contaminated with the blood of the priesthood, breaking the holy priesthood and making everything become of evil.

This is the original origin of the red-horned goat.