I am a monthly subscriber to Christianity Today magazine. I enjoy the magazine, it is a critical magazine at times and makes some unpopular statements. This month Christianity Today’s cover story “The Search for the Historic Adam” written by Richard N. Ostling, is one of those articles. Christianity Today also offers their own response to this article. Now I am not going to comment on the article here but I will present some questions that come to mind if we discover there was not a literal Adam and Eve of the Genesis narrative we grew up knowing and believing.
What happens to our faith, and Christianity in general, without Adam and Eve?
What happens to the theology of Paul?
If early man was part of an evolutionary process, are we really created in the image of God?
How hard do we fight to retain a literal Adam and Eve? Should we?
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