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What a historic Eden means for understanding “goodness” in creation
In a recent post I argued for the case that Genesis 2 intends us to take the garden of Eden as a real place set in geography and history. I want to take that idea a bit further, and draw some conclusions on what we are intended to understand about the “very good” nature of the Creation before the Fall.
Posted in Adam, Creation, Genealogical Adam, Theology, Uncategorized
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