It says we should reason with temptation in our hearts and minds, and then it gives us the power of choice. Kinda nice actually. After all, not all by which we are tempted, is bad or evil.


It a good book, an interesting yarn as it were. Somewhat mythical yes, but an evolution of man's struggle with morality, having been given this great responsibility of choice, entwined in history.


If one wishes to refer to it, perhaps they should read it once in a while.