DNA

The Holy Spirit is important, but it is not very well understood by followers. Is the Holy Spirit male or female? Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit; placed into the Virgin Mary’s womb without her knowledge or approval until after the fact (see arch angel Gabriel). If there had been no need for redemption, would there had been a need for Jesus? If there was no need for Jesus, would there had been a need for the Holy Spirit? Then there is the matter of the original sin which seems to be the source of the need for redemption. The original sin (eating forbidden apple resulting in expulsion from the Garden of Eden) was not very original in concept. There were probably other effective humane role model alternatives for resolving the offense available. How is it that today’s millionaire preachers live and travel in luxury arrogantly proclaiming God’s abundance? Hungry Jesus traveled in sandals on dusty roads plainly voicing God’s charity and mercy. And He didn’t preach about someone else’s miracles!

According to the Bible, Man (Adam) was made in God’s image and lived in the Garden of Eden. Therefore to what extent is man similar God? Woman (Eve, the Semitic name Eve means female snake) was made from Adam’s rib (Was that the pattern God used for making the female animals of other species?); therefore, to what extent is woman in God’s image? Is Eve’s DNA the same as Adam’s? Why didn’t God make Eve as He made Adam? Short on material? What’s the connection with strength, menstruation, conception and Adam’s rib? Why not both made at the same time? Was God covertly sending a message to women? Was there a covert God message in Eve picking apples for Adam? Could women have been of greater service to God if He made them as strong as men? Would the world be more peaceful if God had made women stronger than men? Adam was lonely and wanted companionship; however, God did a typical mysterious Godly thing and instead of a companion for Adam He created Eve as a role model for Adam, not a companion which has created some confusion as evidenced by the men writing the Bible.

According to the Bible, God: 1. works in mysterious ways, 2. gave man free will (which frees God of responsibilities to man). 3. has a plan for each person, 4. tests man’s faith, 5. I-you-we are blessed by God constantly (Home burns; only one person lives; she is blessed; she has insurance; she is blessed.). 6. Forces of nature are indoctrinated into God’s worldly creation but the forces of nature are excluded from God’s control post creation via the original sin-apple thing in Garden of Eden (exception: calming a storm on the Sea of Galilee). All of which is an explanation of many things pertaining to the limiting God’s responsibilities and maximizing man’s responsibilities.

Original sin and the loss of the Garden of Eden is a profound crucial event that is rather gloss over by the entity(ies) in control. An opportunity for an extraordinary teachable lesson was missed. The needed role model for merciful rehabilitation was absent. Why was it absent? Such an cruel burden for the learning!

Unfortunately for God(s), religion(s) attracts corruption (There is always a middle man playing the system for money, power and attention.).
Unfortunately for citizens, politics attract corruption (middle man).
Unfortunately for all, corporations attract corruption (middle man).
Is the environment part of DNA?

The existence of the concept of soul began when? It enters all human bodies prior to birth and leaves at death. It began with cavemen. It began for the need to improve man’s behavior by award or punishment. It began prior to written records. It began when people’s needs required extending life beyond death? Is there any evolutionary DNA evidence for the concept of soul?

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