I guess you are in the “there is no such thing as climate change” camp?
See Christians respond that sin has corrupted all of creation, because that is what the bible actually says. It doesnt make a metaphorical claim there, its literal.
How do Christians know this? Because of the historical stories in the bible illistrating that principle…the bible is full of them. A very large number of these stories we have physical evidence for…so its no mythical fairytale.
You ignore the literal death biblical fundamental principle despite the wealth of evidence in the bible supporting it being real.
What i find problematic there, if the bible is largely metaphorical when talking about the wages of sin…
Why Christs physical death on the cross?
What is the purpose for believing that God removing our physical humanity and turning us into spiritual beings at the Second Coming? That cant be metaphorical because its interracting with a known physical..Even if just bones ( in the case of the dead) but dont forget there will be those who are alive at the Second Coming who are changed into heavenly bodies.
I dont see the metaphorical only principle there …it as if you think God had a go, it got screwed up so version 2 is the incorruptible spiritual. There is a second problem with that…Lucifer and his angels were spirits in heaven…spiritual and mortal makes no difference…one is not less likely to be ruined by sin so its not a Darwinian Evolutionary improvement!
Laatly, if God couldnt get it right the first time around, how cannHe fix it at all…its a fundamental “designer” flaw…the designer isnt Almighty and is fallible. That is hugely problematic for the theology and authenticity of the Christian religion.
It seems to me that you believe Christs demontration was an explanation of the final chapter of what must happen to us in an evolutionary pathway to enlightenment. Personally i dont think you have a supportable position there however lets at least try to make sense of what your view is so please explain that theology to us with bible references.