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    Women in Genesis

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    the apple and Eve. The impact this one story has on the institution of patriarchy‚ Phyllis Bird has a good representation : "A hierarchy of order is introduced into the relationship of the primal pair. Mutuality is replaced by rule. Patriarchy is inaugurated. . . . The rule of man over the woman‚ as announced in Genesis 3:16‚ is the Bible ’s first statement of hierarchy within the species." 3 The potential for this verse to be used for oppressive should not be underestimated. Eve and Lilith‚ the

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    Milton voices the story of Adam and Eve’s disobedience‚ explaining the occurrences and why it happens. Raphael informs Adam about Satan’s disobedience in an effort to give him a firm grasp of the threat that Satan and humankind’s disobedience poses. Paradise Lost presents two moral paths that one can take after disobedience: the downward spiral of increasing sin ‚ represented by Satan‚ and the road to redemption‚ represented by Adam and Eve. While Adam and Eve are the first to disobey God‚ Satan

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    Book of Genesis

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    In Genesis 4‚ you learn about Cain and Abel; children bore of Adam and Eve. Cain became a farmer and Abel‚ a Sheppard. Both great at what they do‚ both hard working; to give thanks to God for what they are given both brothers offer sacrifices; each respective of what they do. Cain‚ being a farmer‚ offers the produce of his fields‚ while Abel offers the first born lamb of his finest stock. But God only accepted Abel’s offering. Upon reading this the first question that came into mind was; Why

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    Daughter” is an attempt by Hawthorne to illuminate the biblical equivalent to Adam and Eve but with a twist. I will break down the following elements which I feel helped to paint this colorful picture. My Theory I believe Hawthorne is playing out the story of Adam and Eve with a twist. Giovanni is “Eve”‚ Beatrice is “Adam”‚ Rappaccini is “God” and Baglioni is Satan. I believe that Giovanni (Eve) is obsessed with Beatrice (Adam) and Baglioni (Satin) knows that Giovanni will do anything to be with Beatrice

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    Paradise Lost

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    due to negligence to obey Gods commands‚ which leads to Adam and Eve’s departure from Eden and inevitably causes the rest of mankind to live in sin after her decision. In Book IV of Paradise Lost‚ Eve states “My author and disposer‚ what thou bid’st/Unargued I obey; so God ordains/ God is thy law‚ thou mine; to know no more/Is woman’s happiest knowledge and her praise./ With thee conversing I forget all time…”(IV. 635-39). The passage from Eve occurs before the fall and explains that not knowing everything

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    Satan's False Reality

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    The way Satan intends to make Eve disobey God is by having her eat fruit from the tree of knowledge. He must align his goals with Eve’s goals so he must first establish that the fruit is safe. He uses himself as an example claiming that he has eaten the fruit and his not died but is in fact in a greater state than he was before. He also distorts the meaning of death‚ making seem like it is something not to be feared. He makes Eve wonder if death even exists diminishing her fear

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    his powers to deceive God’s newly created beings‚ Adam and Eve. These characters are perceived as innocent and vulnerable creatures‚ who could be easily influenced. What better way to get revenge on God than to tempt His most prized possessions? Satan uses his power of deceiving rhetoric to mislead his followers. He then deceives Eve with the same kind of rhetoric. Satan’s tone changes between the speech to the council and the speech to Eve. We are introduced to Satan as a heroic figure. As

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    many comparisons in their creation myths and stories. Both myths were passed down from generation to generation and are believed to be true by both Islamic people and Christians. Both of the religions share strong similarities like the creation of Adam and the exile he faced due to his disobedience. The Islamic creation myth starts with the deity they call “Allah.” He was simply able to create everything with no effort. So Allah created the physical world: land‚ sea‚ and the heavens. He made

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    God vs. Evil

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    Evil is not introduced into the story until Genesis 3 when Eve and Adam took the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge and ate. Their eyes were opened to the nakedness of each other and to the understanding of what is good and what is bad. This was not something God had intended‚ yet it was an act that invited Evil into the existence of humankind‚ an act that bore consequences still inherent in human existence today. God‚ like Adam and Eve‚ suffered consequences. Genesis 3:14-17‚ God says: “Because

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    of the movie is a reference to the Garden of Eden and of Adam and Eve. The place that the Princess lived is described as a place of no lies and pain‚ similar to how the Garden of Eden was described as a utopia that God created. In addition‚ Adam and Eve had eaten fruit from the tree of knowledge and became aware of the world around them which similar to how the Princess becomes curious about the human world. Furthermore‚ when Adam and Eve were banished‚ they suffered many hardships‚ where in comparison

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