| | :Did Adam and Eve really exist? I don't know because I wasn't there. However, I don't care if they really existed because it is more important to link Adam and Eve symbolically than it is to say that they actually existed and that people that don't believe it are wrong. Jesus was the new Adam, symbolically because Jesus was man's next attempt to be sinless (for lack of a better word). Maybe there was a humanlike creature, one male and one female, that came from evolution to be Adam and Eve (again, I wasn't there). However, what I believe is more important than saying that they existed and you shouldn't say anything different than that, is less important than how much, symbolically, Adam and Eve are intertwind. --[[User:Rocky|Rocky]] | | :Did Adam and Eve really exist? I don't know because I wasn't there. However, I don't care if they really existed because it is more important to link Adam and Eve symbolically than it is to say that they actually existed and that people that don't believe it are wrong. Jesus was the new Adam, symbolically because Jesus was man's next attempt to be sinless (for lack of a better word). Maybe there was a humanlike creature, one male and one female, that came from evolution to be Adam and Eve (again, I wasn't there). However, what I believe is more important than saying that they existed and you shouldn't say anything different than that, is less important than how much, symbolically, Adam and Eve are intertwind. --[[User:Rocky|Rocky]] |
| | + | :: Jesus's life and [[Crucifixion]] and [[Resurrection]] make little sense without one [[Adam]] and [[Eve]], who could not have existed under any [[theory of evolution]]. What theistic evolution does is persuade people to abandon [[faith]] in [[Jesus]] without immediately realizing it. Clever, isn't it?--[[User:Aschlafly|Aschlafly]] 19:26, 12 May 2008 (EDT) |