[What does fact that, in the Lebenswelt that we evolved in, words could not lie for me, imply?
It implies that the “immunity from concupiscence” attributed to Adam and Eve simply reflects God’s gift of bringing them into “the Lebenswelt that we evolved in”.
While this does not seem as fabulous as what Augustine imagined (that their sexual impulses were under the control of reason), this is certainly fabulous enough for Utopians of every stripe.
How so? Utopians want to destroy unconstrained complexity. They imagine that this act of destruction will bring us literally “no where”.
Where is Utopia?
By default, it must be the Lebenswelt that we evolved in, where “everyone belonged, no one knew any better, and words meant exactly what they were supposed to mean”.
This is a world without concupiscence because thinkdivine and thinkgroup were not differentiated.
How fabulous is that?
This explains why, despite immunity, the mythic Adam and Eve were so easily duped by the serpent. The serpent started the first thinkgroup. Of course, it was utopian because it treated, as actuality, the potential in the forbidden fruit. The serpent knew that eating the forbidden fruit would destroy the world. The real promise of the fruit was this:
I will return you to the Lebenswelt that you evolved in …
… a world without sin.]