ASIN: B00ACHOH2S
Publisher: I. M. Probulos
Pages: 74
I recommend purchasing my updated version of this book, with a new title, What if Eve said "No?"It now matches the companion book, What if Lucifer said No? Both books question the concepts of Free Will and willful disobedience. They are both easy and quick reads and should provide a chuckle or two—as well as a fun, thought-experiment. This is a humorous look at the Adam and Eve fable, religion, free will, and original sin.I am keeping this version available because there are so many links to it; again, same book, but different title.This short story poses a very simple question: What would have happened if Eve refused to eat the apple in the Garden of Eden? For seven days we follow God, Adam, Eve, and the nefarious snake as they discuss and debate the pros and cons of knowing the difference between good and evil, being like God, and eating tasty fruit. The fall of man was the single ...
