So...

God created a 5-star garden, put Adam and Eve there, told them "netflix and chill except don't touch the tree of the knowledge of good and evil" they said "k" and did exactly that, and then surprised pikachu face that shit got fucked.

The way this story was presented to me was that the problem was disobeying god, but the way I see it is that the person who wrote down religion understood that it's all fake'n'gay, but the only way for the society to function is that people won't know this fact (it is a fact, because it's specifically called KNOWLEDGE, not GAY CULT), because when they do, shit gets fucked (people realize they're naked and become mortal). But this story still leaves a wink-wink to someone who wants to have the true knowledge despite the consequences.

What do you think of my interpretation? The reason why I'm thinking of this is that I realize that the more I learn about how the world functions the less will to live I have.

>>17814964 (OP)
You're deliberately explaining it wrong because you can't win against the Truth.

The angels that fell were the first to champion the Son because the Son redeemed their fall.

Specifically, the fallen angels bred into existence the white race, a race with the spirit of God which was cast from (can't return to) paradise/edin (a simple state of animal existence).

But in Christ, as his body, they have license to establish and maintain their kingdom, Christendom, the kingdom of heaven upon the earth.

This is true Christianity, and its people will someday again resurrect his body for their salvation from destruction, because the world hates and will otherwise destroy them.

>>17814964 (OP)
God likes to trick people into committing various sins via reverse psychology.

>>17814964 (OP)
The idea is that you can't ask questions. The priesthood knew that the promises laid out in the Torah were lies, but they figured that if they made excuses long enough it would produce the outcome that they desired. It also frames the serpent, who is a tempter, as something to avoid. If you are in a good place with God, don't give into that temptation to ask questions and disobey what you are commanded to, in this case the Torah.
>It represents, as we shall see, a very complicated psychological phenomenon, and we must isolate each of its components in turn. First, the most “tangible”: here is a thinker who knows that his construct will collapse as soon as the basic philosophical question is asked.

>>17814964 (OP)
>lack of respect to address God
into the trash it goes