just for the joy of it, i ask this:
isn;t the immorality inherent in thinking of a human being as a "deliverable"? 
(that's a term in advertising&branding for the text, images etc creatred for 
the client).
   Abram and sarai are husband and wife. 
it is the "mine", "his", "yours" as terms referring to property rather than 
relational identity that i find immoral.
   and why does Abram survive as a brother but not a husband? what's local law 
concerning chasing skirt? ahhh. perhaps, since all's fair in love and war, 
helping someone become an available widow is ok, and also so is protecting the 
chastity of a family member--thus the obvious synthesis that Abram achieves.
   for which the >>world<< is rewarded with the 12 who come from hagar, the 
Imams.
   

 
 
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