... yet too much biblical themes for my taste ...

This is pretty great and continues the story very well but I have to say that the cannibalism part was a bit overdone. Rather than hiding the cannibalism from the public and making it like Soylent Green, you made it overtly known to the citizens of the city and have them (plus the protagonist) happily munching on human organs and tissues without batting an eye. Seems a bit anvilicious to me. I'd rather have it where the protagonist stumbles into a factory and sees the corpses being processed to hide what the food really is from the people like how the "citizens" hide what they really are (e.g., cannibalistic savages pretending to be "civilized" people). That would've made a great twist and fit in nicely with the story. Still, you did an amazing job with this and I appreciate the message it brings.

Loved it!

The idea that humans start life as sinful and require the intervention of some cosmic morallity figure is very depressing, espessially when history shows that often it works the other way around, that religion often causes people to do evil that they would have never contemplated without that external influence. e.g the crusades, suicide bombings

Good animation.

My biblical knowledge is quite limited, but I very much enjoyed the way you illustrated the soul-wrenching temptation of sinful actions. The image of the tormented woman inside her own mind really struck home with me. I gave this animation four stars only because I found the depiction of God to be distracting. I think any attempt to anthropomorphize God is a type of license best left to others. My view of God is that He is nearly unfathomable. I think His presence in a video like this would actually be more powerful if His artistic likeness wasn't attempted. Just my two cents.