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Little more to it than that. Bottom line is Jesus was sent to take the sin away that existed. God made him to bring His word. That is not the exact technical explanation but no time to type it. Faith. Gotta have faith.


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Well PO1 Tony Holland. I had to chuckle at the naiveté of the authors and editors of this The Atlantic web article. "But the discovery of a relatively advanced human ancestor also raises theological questions, particularly for Christians who believe that a person must believe in the resurrection of Jesus Christ in order to receive eternal life in Heaven. It may sound silly to apply that standard to primitive species hovering millions of years ago between animal and human, but it’s an important question if you believe in the eternal soul."
Whoever wrote that obviously is ignorant about Christianity and most likely has no relationship with God.
A basic doctrine of Christianity is that Jesus the Christ made atonement with God possible for each and every one who came before HIM and everyone who came after HIM.
God is absolutely just. Each one who honestly seeks HIM is found and saved by HIM.
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I like to think of the painting in the Cistine Chaple in Rome where God is reaching down to a fully developed reclining man. At some point the spark of eternity and the Devine was placed in man. Having watched animals I find they have remorse, sense of sorrow, and sense of loss and sense of caring. I look at some of the efforts to teach great apes language. Is our awareness and intelligence related to our separation from God? I find it interesting a magazine such as "The Atlantic " would bother with an article like this.