Genealogy of Faith and Science

This chapter explores the theological and scientific implications of the genealogical hypothesis of Adam and Eve, addressing critiques that question its compatibility with modern genetics. It discusses the complexities of merging faith with science, challenging the notion that theological claims disrupt scientific coherence while advocating for a constructive dialogue on these issues. The conversation critically examines the interpretation of Adam and Eve in light of contemporary theology and the ongoing tensions between literal and metaphorical understandings of their roles.