... Make sense? ...Yes. I think so. Thank you for the clarification. But I wouldn't want to call such a description Christian, or at least not Christian in any orthodox tradition: the body is sacred in the Christian tradition, hence the incarnation, bodily resurrection etc., etc.
Yes, I agree. It's kind of like saying, I wouldn't call believing the earth is round as "Christian," but one can be a Christian and believe the earth is flat or round.
My main point is that I cannot find anything in His word that says what I suggest is not true. Kind of like, when some argued that the world could be round and not the center of the universe, the Church ex-communicated them when, in fact, there was nothing in the bible that said it was. It was merely the Churches miss-interpretation of his word.
Those round-earthers were busting paradigms, as I am. That doesn't necessarily mean I'm wrong or right. I just want to nail down not only what the Word says is sacred, but how, and in what way - and how have we altered it to mean more than it actually says, as the Earth-is-the-center people did back then.