My name is Geo.

How come no one gives current physics theory any relevance in regards to religion?

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Fall? What fall? Is not 'fall' another word for autumn? New testament! That Third Century collection of fables?
 
Here's a "fable". This organic manifestation in which you reside.
The evolution thereof, replete with it's archaeology wherein the bones are found.

This organic is the fable of "our" future.
The greater reality and truth involves the timeless, and eternity.

Fables? Perhaps a little study might bring you up to par. You might give a look at Leviticus 17:11 with regard to Christ's atonement for us.
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Or... There is this physics book I could recommend.
You might ask wil about it.
 
Leviticus 17:11 is quite silly. This is a culture-specific belief of ancient Israelites, much like prohibition of beef-eating among North Indian Hindus and pork among Jews and Muslims.
"Many cultures consume blood as food, often in combination with meat. The blood may be in the form of blood sausage, as a thickener for sauces, a cured salted form for times of food scarcity, or in a blood soup.
Blood is the most important byproduct of slaughtering. It consists predominantly of protein and water, and is sometimes called "liquid meat" because its composition is similar to that of lean meat."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_as_food

1. Pig Blood Cakes, 2. Blood Sausage, Sweden, 3. Blood Soup, Dutch, 4. Blood Pudding, China, 5. Raktham Poriyal, Tamilnadu, India. 6. Blood Stew, Philippines, 7. Curdled Blood, Thailand.
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Yes Aup. Well thanks for the cuisine update, but why are you focusing on blood as food?
You don't recognize why I am pointing this scripture out to you?
You can also look at the ritual in Leviticus 16.

The issue is about atonement.
And for what?
As John the Baptist declared much later in the new testament...
"The sin of the world".

Again, if you look at Revelation 12:4, you ought to see your actual I.D., apart from this evolved, organic situation, you are in.
 
Revelation 12.4: "Its tail swept a third of the stars out of the sky and flung them to the earth. The dragon stood in front of the woman who was about to give birth, so that it might devour her child the moment he was born."
Absolutely silly, IMHO. What is that, Godzilla revisited? Is earth big enough to accommodate one third of the stars out of heaven? ;)
What did the writer consume? Opium, Charas, Ganja, Ephedra, Cocaine? Is this what Bible is? ;)
Atonement is not by God (since there is none), or a son of God (since there is no God); and no hell where a person can be sent after his death as a punioshment for his deeds (since a person lasts only till the moment of his/her death).
A sin is never erased, but the sinner can make amends to ease his/her conscience (if he/she has any) by trying to compensate for the harm done and by not repeating such things in future.
 
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Geo, you were not wrong. You have the right to your views, but they do not apply to all. For example, to an incorrigible atheist like me. But this is just a forum discussion. I never mean to cause any hurt to you.
Metta.
 
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Through his ignorance, man fears death; but the death he shrinks from is imaginary and absolutely unreal; it is only human imagination.

‘Abdu’l-Bahá, Bahá’í World Faith, p. 264
Aupmanyav said:
Geo, you were not wrong. You have the right to your views, but they do not apply to all. For example, to an incorrigible atheist like me. But this is just a forum discussion. I never mean to cause any hurt to you.
Metta.
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Your happy to be a little flip, but you ought to be researching the NDE's, and OBE's, of which I've been interested in since a kid. Long before I accepted Christ at age 17, some 49 years ago.

Have a happy.
 
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