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by ACCOUNT CLOSED on February 11th, 2009
"Adam" the character?
Because if you mean an actual "first human" named Adam, you'd have to prove he actually even existed (good luck)...only then could a meaningful debate regarding 'his' gender take place.
by megcham on March 21st, 2010
No, if anything it would be more likely that Eve was also male.
Man-XY
Woman-XX
by Ron-T on March 21st, 2010
if he was a she,the she was a he,sounds right to me then,so we all agree he was a she,all the best
by my2cents--Vote for Paul on March 21st, 2010
No because Adam and Eve were created to "be fruitful and multiply" 2 females cannot multiply.
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Yes, Adam the character.
by Island Mystery on February 11th, 2009
That's an interesting question. What SO many people these days don't know, is that there are more stories about Adam & Eve than just those of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam...they were also mentioned in unique stories found in two basically extinct religious families: Gnosticism and Manichaeism. If I were looking for obscure interpretations, I'd check those stories out.
by ACCOUNT CLOSED on February 11th, 2009