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AlanFromWichita
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Yes. It is built into our firmware (the codes stored by DNA), software (memory and thought), and hardware (physical body including brain).
This is like a tightly interactive group of forces of the false self, for the purposes of my presentation. The synergy of these components, I’m guessing, will introduce destruction. It will be destructive, but it won’t be evil – as if nothing going to send anybody to hell. It might kill them or others, but it won’t send them to hell.
Now even though it won’t be evil, I would assume the Church would maintain her current teachings because I think this situation would be outside the scope of what the actual RCC would consider the “real” world, because I doubt the Church teaches it is possible for all these things to happen. So basically we’re only speculating in an imaginary world which I think is fun because lately I’ve been pondering the interactions between flesh and spirit. So all bets are off and we can make up our own world of thought for our talk.
Also, coupled with original sin, sins of the flesh and limitations on imagination and agility will continue to fuel death and destruction enough to keep the world supplied and it will pretty much look just like it does now. We will still destroy each other, we just will be sociopaths about it instead of sinners.
So, we will use the term “original error” instead of “original sin” and refer to sins at “suboptimally strategic.”
There will be no more anxiety, except those the body needs to protect itself. There won’t be any anxiety based on judgment, blame, shame, fear, or other negative spirits because there aren’t any.
How this all plays out could might be an interesting project for a simulation designer to take on. How would a world play out if you removed the evil but kept the stupidity?
Alan