At the Council of Nicaea in AD 325, Emperor Constantine cast out the divine law of reincarnation and made 'original sin' the cornerstone of Christianity.
Original sin provokes shame, fear and subjugation, the will of man, not God. Jesus said we're born imperfect; he did not say we're born in sin.

IMPERFECTION: "flawed in form, structure, or function"
SIN: "an offense against moral law; highly reprehensible"

And if we each live only one life, why are our lives so grotesquely unequal? Does God play favorites? Why does God's Will seem so wholly capricious?

And how can we be born in sin if we've never lived before? "God works in mysterious ways"? The only mystery is how that's an acceptable answer.
Ready-made for questions that threaten to muddy the holy waters.

The Elohim were extraterrestrial invaders, some woo bible scholars say

Jesus said: "Be ye therefore perfect." But perfection is impossible in only
one lifetime, or 100 or 100,000 or even a million for some slow learners.

Jesus didn't gaslight his students, he taught them the law of reincarnation. And he revealed an intriguing example: he was the reincarnation of Adam. And his final role was teacher, not savior, before he was forced back Home. Dead men don't tell truths. And the two most fundamental truths he taught are still hidden in plain sight to this day. And it's really frustrating.

'Of the 90 times Jesus is directly addressed in the Gospels, 60 of those times he's called 'Teacher', by himself, his disciples and the crowds.' ~ AI Overview

And speaking of hidden truths, and with all due respect to christians, the Founding Fathers actually modeled the U.S. Constitution on the Native American Great Law of Peace of 1142.

The Great Law, Gayanashagowa, does share a few fundamental elements with Christianity. And the Founding Fathers recognized it as the most perfect law of liberty in recorded history. Way cooler than the Greeks' and Romans' views. And a little hippy-dippy.

The one primaary difference between the Great Law of Peace and the U.S. Constitution is that the latter excluded females, plants and animals.

A quick read on the Great Law

And not for nothing, but the peaceful native peoples of North America were slaughtered in the name of christian values. And their surviving children were sent for reprogramming in 'praying villages'. Just keeping it real.

"Historians have long neglected the important relationship between the Society of Jesus and astrology...[T]his article...highlights the many ways
in which astrology was an important part of Jesuit scientific endeavors."
https://brill.com/view/journals/jjs/10/3/article-p438_003.xml?language=enjesuitsandastrology

Superstitious christians eye me with suspicion and pity like I'm an unwitting pawn of satan. But astrology is grounded in divine truth, yet the Church scares the faithful away. And no one should ever forget or forgive the unspeakable harm to God's children by the Church and you can't tell me it's not satanic.

My point is, it seems like unconscious projection. And it's wicked annoying.

But we all love Jesus. And he opposed organized religion.

"Jesus [...] was sent from the pleroma, with whose aid humanity
can recover the lost knowledge of the divine origins of humanity."
~ Gnostic Cosmology

If the west would only ecognize reincarnation as natural law, even the most self-serving souls would act more responsibly, if only to protect and advance their own future lives.

Knowledge of reincarnation and astrology expands awareness of free will within a divine mathematical system and greatly relieves the fear of death. Because we all get out alive. Otherwise, what's the point? Fertilizer?

Proof of Reincarnation

Reincarnation & Astrology in the Lord's Prayer?

Astrologia: The Four Astrological Facets of Jesus

Early Christianity & Ancient Astrology

One day, scientists, shrinks & preachers may come to know what astrologers have always known, that everyone gets a heavenly instruction manual, Courtesy of the Creator. Just look up.

And anyway, 'it's just a ride'