>the original sin was leaving hunter-gatherer societies in which we were in communion with God
>this was done through human females, around which we built houses, villages and ultimately civilization (since they were recollectors they were also the first agricultors, dropping seeds around)
>the flood happened in a very concrete region of Mesopotamia and there were very few survivors
>astronomy was one of the first few sciences and as such, helped in building human civilization and its understanding of the natural world. That's why there are millions of stars, planets and galaxies
>we evolved, everything is moving and changing, but everything is also part of God's plan
>neanderthals had burial rituals, made art and tools
>and so do other modern day animals: chimps throwing rocks at trees, elephant cementeries, etc
>this means the spark of God is present in all living things, albeit only humans posess a soul. Even so, all points to the divine
Bros... It all makes sense once you aproach theology with an open mind. Christ is King.

>killing God's creatures was to stay in communion with God
Nope.

>>17758006 (OP)
>the original sin was leaving hunter-gatherer societies in which we were in communion with God
This is obvious. The Bible is pure agricultural propaganda made by Jews to enslave Aryans through agrarian lifestyles.

>>17758006 (OP)
That's stated much earlier in the Epic of Gilgamesh. Marduk is King.

>>17758139
Retard, the fact both stories show the same point, a harlot civilizing Enkidu/Eve making Adam fall and the flood, tells us this is ancestral knowledge expressed both through religion and literature. God's glory can be seen through Gilgamesh.

>>17758261
No, Marduk's glory can be seen through Genesis.

>>17758103
Aninals kill other animals.

Bumpo

>>17758006 (OP)
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