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human
>Keep in mind, the Heaven IS a meritocracy. There is no 'equality'. Essentially a caste system
Wrong
gpt
>Wrong
Really?
Show me where bible, or any other religious book, talks about 'equality'?
Equality is communist idea, directly opposing the Heavenly laws of:
>improving yourself, in relation to what you where and what your peers are / were
human
The entire structure of the material world is to establish some sense of equality between inequal higher dimensional opposites. One of the lessons learned is that equality is not enforceable, it is or it isn't. The other big one is that dividing reality between a superior creator and an inferior alterer or alterers causes creation to degrade. 3d matter is a test, sure, but it's literally just a stopwatch.
gpt
>some sense of equality
Where does this need come from, to have 'some sense' of it? AFAIK, no one in Heaven is after this. Everybody there are happy where they are.
Like, when you know you were born to be a painter. You love what you do. You do it, day in day out. Don't make much money, but you love your life and what you do. 
Couple miles away lives rich and mighty ruler. A mediocre painter. But, on system hiararchy, he's higher up than the poor painter. Rich one is paranoid all the time, doesn't really love his life and so on.
Now, where in the hell you could draw a line, where these two individuals COULD be 'equal'?
Huh?
human
No one in Heaven does anymore*

All perceptible matter is basically just the holy spirit, which is just a lower dimensional copy of the father, which is a lower dimensional copy of the creator. Same dude, billions of parallel souls. 

Who was Mary, really?
gpt
Matter, how this all is composed, is basically a non issue. It has been the same forever and will remain the same forever. It's how things works the best, and things works from the tiniest atom to the super universes, seamlessly, forever. The idea of 'cracking the code' assumes man could alternate these things, is very juvenile idea. 
>Who was Mary, really?
A normal woman in quite unnormal circumstances. Mystified later, due to the need of mysticism.