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I don't need an apology We're the result of an apology. The LDS Church has issued an official statement about past practices and theories regarding skin color, stating: "[t]oday, the Church disavows the theories advanced in the past that black skin is a sign of divine disfavor or curse, Church leaders today unequivocally condemn all racism, past and present, in any form.

He argued that until all of the descendants of Abel have access to the priesthood, all of the descendants of Cain should remain in servitude. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Phrase originating in the Hebrew Bible. For other uses, see Mark of Cain disambiguation. Main article: Cain and Abel. Main article: Black people and Mormon priesthood. See also: Mormonism and slavery and Civil rights and Mormonism.

National Association of African American Studies. ProQuest Peabody: Hendrickson. ISBN Gen , Pirqe R. Retrieved The Mark of Cain. University of California Press. April Archived from the original on Dictionary of Afro-American Slavery. Westport, CT: Greenwood Press. Slaves were accepted for membership in the same manner as whites. After expressing a desire to join a church, one was required to relate his or her religious experience.

If the congregation was favorably impressed by one's testimony, the applicant was accepted into the fellowship and was baptized. When black church members moved from one community to another, they were given letters of dismissal which they might place with another Baptist church.

Black church members worshiped in the sanctuary with whites, participated in the service of Holy Communion , and contributed to help support the various programs of the denomination. Still blacks and females in antebellum Baptist churches held a membership status subordinate to that of white adult males, since that group determined denominational policies and procedures. Orlando Sentinel. JSTOR Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Retrieved 17 January Cain, in murdering Abel, had "deprived his brother of the privilege of pursuing his journey through life, and of extending his kingdom by multiplying upon the earth.

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Views Read Edit View history. I held off on his dialogue after meeting with Ranni so that he wouldn't go into this state and would check in on him every time I made some progress and had to return to the sanctuary. His head was always in a normal position. Then I noticed him slunched over like my first playthrough. It's a shame you go through all this effort to help him and it's all for nothing. It seems like he mostly exists to lead you into Ranni's questline for her ending and, potentially, to dabble into Fia's ending as well since you have to speak to Fia and will likely see the dialogue for the dagger, as well as getting an item she needs for her questline in the process.

Especially so because his goal and fixation on the cursemark is to ease the suffering of those who live in death, which I suppose would be Fia's ending. I wonder if he knows that it would cost D's life to get to that point. He certainly thinks D would kill him, at least, if he knew Rogier's goal.

Just in case someone didn't notice, the corpse where we get this coursework from, is Ranni's corpse. However, I don't believe it was her "splitting" the "target" of the Rune of Death and tricking it I don't think Ranni really, fully expected dying like that, but when it was starting she quickly abandoned her body - by shedding her old skin like a snake.

My point is, I always saw the Double-Death that happened there as a Brutal Backfire, Double Edge Curse of the Destined Death : She used it on Godwyn, but the Rune of Death was too powerful and also "infected" or "bitten" her in the process - which caused her bodily death: "2 demigods died that night, while Ranni was the first to die in body, Godwyn died in Soul alone" or something like that The Rune of Death was more than she could handle, but she managed to avoid its full effect, probably in the last moment, cheating death.

Another way of looking at it possibly is: Godwyn was strong enough to avoid dying in body, so the Rune if Death targeted her weaker more vulnerable body instead - after already claiming his Soul. That's when Death was satisfied. This wasn't fully planned, imo. But Ranni made a last ditch sacrifice to escape Death, denying and defying her fate, until she could rise again.

I feel like this line means that the Prince of Death's body is still alive somewhere. I already finished Rannis quest, then just found this randomly during some backtracking.