How many females were alive on earth at the time of Eve's death?

Question

How many females were alive on earth at the time of Eve's death? And if you answer this question, how did you come to the answer of your equation?

Answer 1

This is a religion and spirituality question, not a biology one.

Answer 2

Good question.

Eve must have had daughters, right? Or, when she died, there would be no females left to continue the human race. Of course, if she had, those females would have continued the expansion of our species by having sex with their father, or their brother. Hhmm, incest.

Am I glad they stopped forcing kids to learn this garbage in school, or what?

Stick to evolution. It's nowhere near as sick.

Answer 3

Females were not important enough to be mentioned for anything besides bearing children in Genesis. Genesis is the only source for that myth. You might as well ask how many sisters Tinkerbell had.... both questions have the same amount of value to their respective fairy tales (and to Biology or reality in general).

Answer 4

Please ask this question in the Religion & Spirituality section, where people are more knowledgeable about this issue. This is a Science section.

But as far as I know, the death of Eve is not mentioned in the Bible (although Adam's is).

Answer 5

Adam and Eve never happened. Use your brain

Unless of course, you actually do believe that we're all inbred freaks... which is not possible, since we would never have survived.

But yeah, use your brain you genius.

Answer 6

According to the bible, there were TWO, Eve and Lilith. Lilith was a demon that went on to marry Caine. (Like THEIR kids had a chance).

Answer 7

Good question. Not sure.

Answer 8

I dunno! It's your story. You tell it.