Man and Sin by Piet Schoonenberg (1964) 2.3 KQ

[The mirror of the world3a was illuminated by unforgiving traditional ways.

Something2a was either freedom within one’s tribe or family (provided you accept your responsibilities) or slavery to another tribe or family.

So the possibilities inherent in me1a faced two stark choices.

Weirdly, these choices support the modern notion of “freedom” as not being constrained by pre-existing responsibilities.]