Q. If Adam and Eve were the first ever humans to exist on earth, why are we( humans) considered to be evolved from the family of apes?
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An atheist, a Christian, and a Jew start talking about science and faith. This might seem like it is either the lead up to a joke or the beginning of a fight. Instead, it was the setting of a meeting convened by S. Joshua Swamidass, MD, associate professor of Pathology & Immunology in the School of Medicine and of Biomedical Engineering in the McKelvey School of Engineering. This meeting gathered scientists and theologians of nearly every stripe to discuss his new book, The Genealogical Adam and Eve (Intervarsity Press). Its argument: that there is no intrinsic contradiction between conventional evolutionary theory and belief in Adam and Eve as a couple specially created six thousand years ago.
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Adam was a mutation that gained human knowledge. The concept of good and evil, for example. This is portrayed by eating an apple. Perhaps this "apple" caused the mutation of self awareness. So, Adam is confirmed through our genetic theory of evolution. Eve, or maybe it was Lilith, was also there. And there was a snake who told Eve (or Lilith) that the apple would make them human. Good choice Eve!! Adam was kind of a patsy, but trusted Eve (or Lilith). And so, the mutation/transition was complete.
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Now, there is no way Adam was a monkey because monkeys don't speak. More likely he was a form of dolphin, the aquatic ape. He did not have much hair, and he could swim. Do monkeys like to swim? Can monkeys be born underwater? Monkeys are afraid of water. They are also too hairy. Just because monkeys look like us (at least some of us) does not mean an evolutionary link. It is more wishful thinking
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