In this episode, we explore a possible interpretation of the Cain and Abel narrative, considering Abel's silent suffering as a kind of foundational cry for justice. We trace a path, through theological reflection, that suggests this cry finds a unique resolution at the cross. We’ll consider how divine love, in that context, addresses the perceived need for retribution, offering a different understanding of justice and peace. It's a look at a potential reading of Genesis and Christian theology, focusing on the idea of how mercy might transform a primal yearning.

Unpacking the human story at the crossroads of faith, reason, and culture. We confront the haunting potential of future injustice by examining the Bible, philosophy, and anthropology, amplifying the 'unfinished voices' that challenge power and demand a better tomorrow.