The Genealogical Adam and Eve

Book •

Mentioned by

Mentioned by

Tim Mackie

as a contribution to the conversation about reading the Adam and Eve stories in light of ancient cultural context and modern scientific findings.

Recommended by

Tim Mackie

as a book that helped him process questions about Adam and Eve.

Mentioned by Kevin Harris as being addressed in a paper by Greigel and Lezak.

Mentioned by

Bryar Kader

as a source for his understanding of the wider population outside Eden.

Mentioned by

Justin Brierley

as the author of "The Genealogical Adam and Eve", expressing his views on theistic evolution.

Mentioned by

William Lane Craig

as sparking discussion about the historicity of Adam and Eve and the Genesis narratives.

Mentioned by

Sean McDowell

as a book presenting the genealogical Adam and Eve perspective.

Save insights by tapping your headphones, chat with episodes, discover the best highlights - and more!