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Adam, Eve, and the Fall into self-reflection ~ Metaphysical Speculations
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--> Adam, Eve, and the Fall into self-reflection ~ Bernardo Kastrup, PhD, PhD Skip to content Photo by Bernardo Kastrup of original artwork. One of the richest and most evocative myths of Western civilization is that of the Fall, narrated in the book of Genesis : by eating from the forbidden fruit of the Tree of Knowledge, Adam and Eve acquire the knowledge of good and evil and are then expelled from the Garden of Eden. As I discuss in my newly released book More Than Allegory , attempting to interpret myths intellectually is often counterproductive, for authentic religious myths always point
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