> why are you just making shit up? the scenes in question are completely identical > the person attempts to sacrifice a child to a deity > a deity in question replaces the child with a livestock animal in the last moment it is obvious that one is ripped off from another. since we have relatively visible presence of greek myth in question during antiquity, but absolutely zero provenance for abrahamic texts, in all likelihood greek version is an original, and semite version is a ripoff. the main difference is a motivation. greek came up with an idea to sacrifice his daughter himself, gods didn't demand it. abrahamic deity demanded a human sacrifice, apparently without meaning it just to fuck with a follower. apparently. except there are other parts of semitic scripture where human sacrifice is performed.
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