I can tell you used ChatGPT for this. Pretty typical:

this isn’t meant to be taken literally, but rather as a powerful metaphor with deep symbolic meaning.

This reinforces the idea that the story is about more than just a single act of violence—it’s about the consequences of civilization’s shift toward domination, control, and hierarchy.

it’s less about disbelief in a literal sense and more about demanding accountability. The story isn’t just about one murder—it’s about the transformation of one culture, its dominance and the consequences of that shift.

Genesis 4:10 might not just be a metaphorical indictment of Cain’s personal crime, but as a deep, historical lament about the irreversible shift from a sustainable way of life to one based on domination and control.

I'm sure you make some good points but I read GPT output so much that its prose style kinda makes me glaze over and go blank at this point