The Problem of Slavery in the Bible

[SupahEwok]

This is unlikely.

Crows are thought to be relatively good at recognition and memory, sure. But I severely doubt they have a way to communicate detailed information like what a specific human being looks like. I suspect if a crow is attacked, it is more likely that the attacked crow (or another crow that witnessed the attack) either calls a warning or displays some sort fear/anger reaction when the attacker is sighted. The crows in the vicinity react accordingly.

*shrug* I'm probably not remembering all the details given its been a couple of years, but I'd still call what you described communication.

 

[Dreiko]

You really can't remove slavery from the bible. There's countless mentions of people being god's slaves in the ancient greek text. Even if you argue yourself out of supporting people enslaving other people, it's still gonna be ultimately pro slavery.