The Bible tells that after the Fall, when Adam and Eve ate the apple in the garden of Eden, man is now destined to forever work for survival (such as tilling th

The Bible tells that after the Fall, when Adam and Eve ate the apple in the garden of Eden, man is now destined to forever work for survival (such as tilling the earth for food) as part of our punishment. This has large implications for social policy, universal basic income, etc. It isn't usually directly stated, but I have heard it a few times. To be fair, I'm not cetain how influential this idea is in overall Christian thought.