This is interesting concept. I don't have too much to add on
the atonement aspect of scapegoating. I might ask about if we can see the
modern understanding of scapegoating in the BoM. In what ways do people we
traditionally see as villains might have legitimate complaints or exculpating
factors? John Welch did some of this in
Legal Cases in the BoM. He looked at the
incident of Nehor, and found that his conviction wasn't for murder likely
b...
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