But the fall was a myth that did not even fit the story it came from. Eden is an allegory about blame. Eve sinned in wanting the knowledge of good and evil (who is to blame for what). When God returned, the circle of blame started. THAT is the sin. You are typing Chatechism. Think instead. The movie simply reflected a different theology of God. You are repeating what St. Anselm taught, which produced great wealth for the Church in indulgences. God did not demand a sacrifice for substitutional punishment. He went to us in anguish on the cross because he could not feel the anguish we feel in his Heaven. I am not saying that sin and blame do not separate us from God, but it is not God's justice or a natural order that demands satisfaction, it is the fault in our hearts. Jesus gives us a way to heal that fault. When you eat this bread and drink this cup...