Adam The Greatest Love Story

Why was the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil created if it should not be used? Does Adam know what it means to 'die'? No one around Adam died, and Adam never saw anyone dead. Why is it not good that Adam is alone? Does Adam even know what loneliness is? How does Adam know that none of the animals brought before him are of his kind, not like him? Adam never saw another man. Adam's loneliness and the lack of assistance to him is the reason for the creation of a woman - Eve! Why does Adam need an assistant or helper? What does 'helpmate opposite him' mean? Why was Eve not created in the same way as Adam? Before tasting the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, how is it that Eve saw that it was good for food and that it was desirable to make man wise? What was the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil? Why did Adam agree to eat the fruit from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil? Adam was not 'deceived' by the serpent or persuaded by Eve. After Adam and Eve ate the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, they had to die. Why did Adam and Eve not die but were "cast out" from the Garden of Eden? For eating the fruit from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, it is announced that death will occur and nothing more. Where, then, and why is the expulsion from the Garden of Eden, the 'punishment' of the snake, birth pains, cursing the Earth, etc.? Why does God curse the Earth? Is the Earth to blame for something? The text nowhere mentions that Adam and Eve committed a sin. So, how do we know that the First Sin happened in the Garden of Eden? Why did God create Adam and Eve at all? Why does the human being need freedom of choice? Why is the story about the events in the Garden of Eden not a story about the fall, sin, and punishment but a love story? And so on…

This book aims to decipher the biblical text that has significantly impacted the cultural development of human communities throughout the centuries of human history. Unfortunately, the most common interpretation that has followed people throughout history is negative, frustrating, confusing, illogical, and incorrect.