This is a comparative religion studies blog. The basic idea behind it is to incite intelligent discussion in regards to religion, evolution, philosophy, and the human condition. My goal is to promote tolerance and appreciation for the beliefs and ideals of others. I also have some original art posted on the blog. I gladly welcome any and all thought provoking comments.
In my opinion I think that it wasn’t as the bible is most often interpreted, perhaps it’s not that we made a decision to fall, But that it was an evolutionary step in time. Maybe the apple represents our changing bodies and mind through evolution. Maybe when we ate of it we were changed. Who says that evolution has to deny that we are made from a divine creator? (Hares a start the Catholic Church).
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What if?
What if we never "fell"?
Then no truth.
You just might be right about that Clay. Without our evolved brains able to process abstract notions such as truth, would there be such a thing?
Do animals have a conscience? I think scientists may currently be trying to nail this one. I've got to say that I doubt it.
Genesis is such a unique story.
I liked this piece, especially the look of conscious desire in the monkey.
In my opinion I think that it wasn’t as the bible is most often interpreted, perhaps it’s not that we made a decision to fall, But that it was an evolutionary step in time. Maybe the apple represents our changing bodies and mind through evolution. Maybe when we ate of it we were changed. Who says that evolution has to deny that we are made from a divine creator? (Hares a start the Catholic Church).
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