While the story of Adam and Eve might seem far-fetched, there is now a growing body of evidence which suggests that at least some parts of the story could be true.

If Adam and Eve weren’t real, then there was no literal fall, no original sin, and therefore no need for a savior. The Apostle Paul grounds the need for redemption in the reality of Adam’s ...

Genesis 4:1-2 introduces us to Cain and Abel, the first sons of Adam and Eve. The narrative briefly mentions their births but does not elaborate on the process by which humanity multiplied.

Man having fallen and been expelled from Eden, the Bible moves on. The first thing we learn is that Eve has a bouncing baby boy, Cain. Then another, Abel. The next thing we’re told is their work ...

First there was Christmas Eve … and then a new celebration was created. By Elizabeth Dias Elizabeth Dias visited an Arizona church on Christmas Adam last year. Some 2,000 years ago, on a holy ...