Chain of Thermodynamic Causality, Evolution, Orginal SIn and Jesus Christ

 Adam and Eve were kicked out of Eden. They were the only humans created that ever lived in it. Wittgenstein's Indeterminacy of Translation paradigm applied to material written about 3500 years before present, describing events and history from thousands of years earlier presumably, are definitely subject to that linguistic phenomena. I believe the world was populated when Adam and Eve were created, yet those humans weren't really regarded as spirited. Remember that human is a human word. It may be that spirit is what is important to God- as God is Spirit. Adam and Eve showed they knew the difference between good and evil and were cast into the world with all of its thermodynamic troubles to live in the land of the lost. If humanity evolved, it was only in fairly recent geological history that they became like modern humans with advanced capacity for thought. Animals don't know the difference between good and evil. Original sin is something like living like animals in pure thermodynamic relations even with consciousness. None of that is acceptable for the divine economy of God. Salvation through Jesus Christ is the only way out of the spiritually stillborn condition of death that lasts forever unless reborn in the Spirit of God.

https://suno.com/s/U4xoDycQ0B1UdG89 The Living Water

https://suno.com/s/6N4HQFswPwE05AxZ Y'Earth; Faster One and Universe

https://suno.com/s/LtkZuRRsDmBE2wEC Wrecked Sky at Mourning

Genocides are Caused by People-Not Political isms

Pol Pot and the Khymer Rouge were communist atheists and perped a genocide. Yet the problem is of people and political convenience more than religion or lack of it. The Hutu leaders of the Rwandan genocide claimed the Tutsi weren’t Christians to devalue them. Atheism can lead to nihilism yet politics usually isn’t about philosophical or theological issues for-itself when genocide is present; instead there are always other secular issues like race, wealth, power, resources, perversion and so forth that motivate the purge of a class of individuals. Religion or lack of it is used as an excuse for a mass purge rather than a primary cause.

 I suppose there have been religious leaders that have used war to expedite proselytization- such as Mohammed who was a warrior-religion creator. The Spanish inquisition was a political purge more than something motivated by Biblical hermeneutics in error. After the Reconquista leaders wanted to purge Spain of werewolves and that took a religious form since religious affiliation was comparable to a modern political party allegiance then. That sort of political cleansing often follows wars-including post-war Germany, Iraq etc. https://uu.diva-portal.org/smash/record.jsf…

A Comment on Causes of War During the Industrial Revolution

During the industrial revolution kings still ruled nations. Aristocrats had concentrated wealth. People went to war when the royals ordered them to. Even France had the Bourbon restoration, though Napoleon as Emperor had taken over from nascent democracy.  Germany didn't have its revolution until WW I was about lost. Except for American intervention, Crown Prince Ruprecht's final offensive would have clinched victory for the Kaisar. The Franco Prussian war of 1874 was the real stimulus for modernization of continental military technique.

The US civil war was largely one of an industrial zing north versus a lagging behind agrarian slave labor driven oligarchy.

Ortega y Gasset published The Revolt of the Masses in 1930. He anticipated two wars. He basically predicted the second world war and Spanish civil war because of social changes stimulated by mass production.

 Upgrades in technology made competition for mass military equipment production keen. Military industrial complexes haven't ever really got out of the business of war. American military arsenals (and others) need to be spent periodically and replaced with new equipment via a war somewhere or production lines and sales are idled.