Javier Gonzalez

Thank you Sheryl. Good points. I’ve been fascinated by this whole fallen man thing since I was a kid. I’ve read many different explanations or interpretations and they are base on conjecture. There is something we are missing in this whole story. I appreciate your approach to it and I am taking in your insight.

The woman ate the fruit first. Did her eyes opened? I believe not. It was not until Adam ate that their eyes opened. We are aware of the concequences of what the woman eating the fruit brought about. What would had happened if Adam would had eaten first?
I was under the belief that man and woman were equals and God was their authority. However, if both were equals why was Adam responsible for what the woman did? Granted she was tricked and he ate freely and willingly, still aparetnly he carry the whole responsability.

So, was it just a matter of who got to the fruit first? Why did the serpert approach the woman and not the man? There has to be a misssing link in our whole understanding or the passage. Was it a tug of war between Adam and the woman? Was the serpent evaluating Adam and the woman to see where the weakness was?
Our whole understanding of romatic human relationship has gone haywire because of this whole incident. Why was Paul so much aganist women leading the congregation? Women must cover their head for fear of the Angels? What did he mean by that? Women have been the target of rebel angels. Did Angels mated with women (Before the flood) because there was something about them that appeals to the fallen spirits the same thing that lured the serpent to the woman (Eve)? I there a relation to the great obsession young and mature woman have for these new, seductive, evil, violent vampire novels? All this has to offer some relation to the whole incident in Eden. Why did Eve eat the fruit???
Why not Adam???? She took the lead. Most women fight for control in the relationship but don’t really want it. Was there a flaw in Adam that force the woman to take the lead? If there was then God failed in creating a perfect man and woman. Was there a flaw in the woman? What exactly did the serpent reveal to her in those hidden, vague, metaphoric words, “You will be like God”.

Was Adam ruling over the woman? NO. Both of them were subject to God as their authority. When she made the choice to eat, she took it upon herself to become like God. She defiled God. God was the one that told them what to do. The woman told Adam what to do. She established herself as deity, god. The authority over Adam. All thru the bible it is clearly stated that God expects worship from his creation.
Women feel this strong pull towards being idolized. They feel like they need this feeling of power over men. The Cindarella complex, the Princess complex. Why did Eve eat the fruit? What was her motive?
What is the one thing that women to this day desire most? To be worshipped. They think of themselves as goddesses. The elusion of being a Princess.
Is that not what the serpent offered her? When you eat you will be like God. The concequences of these action threw off all of God’s perfect human ecology. Women are focused on their man and desire his attention. He focuses in his newpaper or watching sports. Her main objective is the relationship. What do women talk about when they get togethere? Relationships. What are soap operas about? Relationships. Same goes with Romance novels. Because Adam listnened to the womans voice he focuses his whole attention to his vocation, job or profession. A never ending issue of argument. “We don’t spend enought time together”