We are all sinners
What is this 'sin'? Without knowing anything about, for example, my daughter, how can you know if she qualifies or not?
and by the strong and indisputable laws that sin imposes upon us we are all suffering the pangs of distress that Jesus wanted to lift us out of.
Are these laws in the sense of natural laws discovered by scientific enquiry (and therefore provisional but reliable) or are they laws in the sense of a judiciary, and therefore culturally subjective and at the whim of the enforcing body?
What evidence do you have that we are 'all suffering the pangs of distress'?
It is quite simple really and only requires us listening to and following what Jesus tells us…accurately.
I get the distinct impression I could swap out 'Jesus' in that for 'Depak Chopra' and not change it's value in the slightest.
There is an invisible force that Jesus describes as the spiritual embodiment of his father that created everything in the universe and all scientific laws must obey its demands.
There's a green monster under my son's bed that he describes as "scribbly" on exactly the same evidence.
Please explain what 'spiritual' refers to - what is 'spirit'?
The accidental behaviour of life is one of those demands, hence sin, but by harnessing this property in the way Jesus taught us we are lifting ourselves out of the accidental nature of the science (sin) and making ourselves refined participants in the everlasting structure of this universal knowledge.
So you aren't claiming that God created the universe and knew what he was doing? Our lives are 'accidental behaviour' - if that's the case, why does an all-powerful god feel that it's justified to deprive people or reward them based on 'accident'?
This is righteousness, then…
Righteousness is a product of accident, got it.
following the science that Jesus Christ follows, and which his father sent him to deliver so that every generation since could tackle, by faith, the immense harm that evil would inflict, until we were able to understand the merits of God’s righteous science and make our own, informed decision, as to whether we want to be saved…or not.
Science does not - can not - deal with 'faith'. Science works on a presumption of consistency in natural laws, on trust. Faith is the acceptance of a proposition in the absence of any demonstration of that consistency.
Saved from what? Death - why is death something to be saved from? There were billions of years before I was born, and I don't appear to have suffered any ill-effects from that, why should I fear being not alive after I'm dead?
O.