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The Fall of "Adam": A Brief Intermezzo
March 01st, 201012:44 PM ETHere, dear reader, continues the conversation of Mr. A and Ms. B from "Genesis Creation as Myth and a Scientific Worldview". Mr. A: So it may be that in some way the creation narrative of Adam and Eve is a myth. Still, this leaves me with many questions. For instance, are Adam and Eve real people? Ms. B: The word "Adam" means "man", the word "Eve... -
Do Christians need a historical Adam and Eve? (Part 1)
February 08th, 201011:51 AM ETMr. A: Do Christians need a historical Adam and Eve? Ms. B: Need them for what? Mr. A: To be good Christians. Ms. B: How do you mean? Mr. A: Well, if a Christian interprets the creation and fall of Adam as a mythic story rather than a broadly historical one, what else might a Christian be giving up? Ms. B: Oh, I see. You're worried that if you...
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