Bible people. I noticed something. In The New Testament

[Crazy Guggenheim]

I don't think that Adam and Eve is mentioned with respect to creation. I think it's always the "first creation" story that gets mentioned.

Again, it's not Adam and Eve.

Any ideas?

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[Floogeldy]

1. I think I can explain the problem.

You see, the guys who made up all of that bullshit didn't really have a chance to collaborate and get their stories straight.

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[Heidi]

2. .

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[Crazy Guggenheim]

3. Yeah that's it! DUH!!

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[Floogeldy]

4. ,

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[Crazy Guggenheim]

5. You know. It's good way to come back at the X-tian wingnuts.

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[Oeditpus Rex]

6. Hey... or MAYbe...

Could it be...? :shrug:

Y'think...? :dilemma:








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IT REALLY WAS ADAM AND STEVE!!!



They edited all the bibles!

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[tjwmason]

7. All that's mentioned is creation.

There was no need to go into further details, the two Testaments are read together and not in opposition to each other (as soon seem to think) - why repeat something which is already there? But it is also clear that there were a great many in the Early Church who realised that the specific creation accounts in Genesis are principally allegorical.