You can't break law of physics. There are no consequences of doing the impossible. I can't decide to break gravity. I can produce more buoyancy to stay afloat, but that is not breaking the law of gravity...
Also heaven and hell are constructs beyond physics and have nothing to do with it. Check the origin of the word metaphysics.
you need to go study some chaotic dynamics about the consequences of actions in complex systems and how long the latency of consequences can be
just a simple example... the sun from time to time has explosions on its surface caused by plasma and electromagnetic effects
when one of those blasts happens, it takes 3-4 days before it gets in range of the orbit of earth
"metaphysics" is literally the entire category of things that are in the long to extremely long range of consequences of physical events
your short sighted view of cause and effect is completely ignorant of the fact that the more complex a system gets, the greater its latency, thus, this "can't break the rules" dictum only applies to the timescale of the event in question
gravity reacts in nanoseconds
what makes you so sure that morality doesn't react in a span of your life?
Semantics it is all about semantics. Physical processes and physical laws are not the same thing. If I slip on the top of the Empire State Building I fall and turn into a pancake it will be due to the physical process not because me being punished for breaking the law of gravity. Same as your Sun eruptions they have latency because they are a process.
Morality as a sum of personal beliefs is a fluid thing and it does changes all the time.
I think the sum doesn't change, the weighting of the parts shifts.
and setting arbitrary limits on the arrival of consequences is literally shortsightedness
and excluding any possible consequence that isn't obvious is simply stupid
but whatever they want to be allowed to have their homo pervert fucking and get away with their abuse of other people via indirect means like being at the front of the money spigot behind others who pay their cost
Yeah, sum might be a wrong word. Approximation is probably better.
