I am a Christian, and a believer in theistic evolution. It has been proposed that Adam and Eve were not alone when they were in the Garden of Eden. If you look at this from an evolutionary point of view, then this is quite possible by my interpretation of Genesis coinciding with evolution. Here are my thoughts. So, life somehow was created on Earth. Fast forward to our "common ancestor." From this point the common ancestor evolved and branched off to form many different species, including humans. I feel that it is possible that the story of Adam and Eve began when humans were intellectually capable of understanding God's plan. Thus, He chose these two in order to start His plan for us. At this point in time, "humans" would have been more "animalistic" compared to what we are now. I am not saying Adam and Eve were animalistic, but maybe they were the "first" humans to evolve intellectually enough to understand God's plan. Maybe God was just "setting the stage" for us by using
2007-10-24
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