There aren't any credible NT scholars within the faith traditions of Christianity because they all start from place of believinf the faith and try to reverse engineer rationality to what they've already decided is "truth".

There have been many others who believe as I believe, or near it. Unitarians don't believe in the Trinity. Universalists don't believe in the Trinity. 4 of our first 4 presidents, were deists who did not accept blood salvation doctrine or predestination. There were others through the ages, but they mostly got murdered by Trinity Christians.

The only way Christianity works THE WAY JESUS ENVISIONED is without the Trinity doctrine, without blood sacrifice, and without superiority attached to sovereignity.

Natural law is no where near as static as men like you claim to force stagnation. Sorry, biology is always changing. Evolution IS change. Termites couldn't always digest wood, now they can. Evolution.

I can't subsist off of antifreeze now BUT if conditions changed that made it a necessity or advantage for my survival, then natural law would ensure that developed the ability to do just that, slowly over time. Obviously not me as an individual because my lifespan is too short but human beings, or life in general. My DNA, passed down, might contribute to that change.

The path to that exact scenario may already be present and among us. Check this out: https://carbideprocessors.com/pages/machine-coolant/bacteria-in-machine-coolant.html

If this article is saying that E. coli is one of the bacteria founs in machine coolants (antifreeze), then in a few million years (if we survive the coming bottleneck) human beings may be able to digest antifreeze the same way termites digest wood. A symbiotic relationship with a bacterial species that already lives in our guts.

All thanks to natural law and biology.

You can't truly begin to understand natural law and evolution until you can think in dimensional ways that include time.