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huh you are or arent

Was Adam and Eve the first humans? question for Christians or whoever

No, I don't believe they were.

Poor Catholics are in the spiritual stoneage

There is theory after reading the biblical scriptures to suggest that there were two Adam and eves one was the first experience experiment and then there was a second one

In the eyes of Christians, I pretty sure Adam and Eve were the first.

To them yes

@A Search for Roche's Rifle What?

A second Adam and Eve?

Yes

Interesting...

Two different garden scenarios

Two sets of beings

One failed..

God didnt like the genome that was created for some reason... there was a problem. It is hidden in the OT texts.. i know it is very vague.. but you can look it up.. it is an interesting point of view

Same

I'm pretty sure that god wouldn't make failing one and then an unfailing one if he knows the outcome of the first failing one already

But hey

*mysterious ways*

@Matt77 cuz you know what god would do right?

Well do the people that created the scenario thing know what he'd do?

Do not blame me for my poor wording

I'm just suggesting a reason why he wouldn't

We do know that God DOES DO THINGS in a very certain way

His Word is UNCHANGING..

He means what He says.. and never ever changes His mind. He is always reliable

Hmm...a bit debatable.

Not really. Debate me then

Well, the argument about the Biblical God doing things in a certain way does uphold throughout the Bible, but onto the argument about God never changing his mind...well; that does not.

Sure, It does say in Malachi 3:6 kjv for example that he doesn't change.

**Malachi 3:6 - King James Version (KJV)**

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<6> For I am the Lord, I change not; therefore ye sons of Jacob are not consumed. ```

But then, just a few books back in Jeremiah; to be exact, Jeremiah 26:13 kjv if I recall right. It quite clearly gives the meaning that God changed his mind, well at least it does to me.

**Jeremiah 26:13 - King James Version (KJV)**

```Dust


<13> Therefore now amend your ways and your doings, and obey the voice of the Lord your God; and the Lord will repent him of the evil that he hath pronounced against you. ```

Oh, and also, Amos 7:6 kjv gives the same as well.

**Amos 7:6 - King James Version (KJV)**

```Dust


<6> The Lord repented for this: This also shall not be, saith the Lord God. ```

Then there’s the transition between the old and New Testament. Guess he had a change of heart

Yes that also is another example, considering that the New Testament's covenant differs from that of the Old.

Although yes, this is caused by the arrival of Jesus in it; the change still counts as one nonetheless.

I mean, introducing a new character into another series completely changing the morals of the story does that sound right?