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Although I dont believe in God or Adam and Eve...I do believe that the Bible is a group of symbolic fairy tales...good answer
by Mr. McClister on July 14th, 2006
Since I do believe in God, Jesus, Adam, Eve, and all of the people mentioned in the Bible and the fact that I have studied this I know it to be true. Thank-you and God Bless. ><>(((:>
by sleeppro on July 14th, 2006
The "forbidden fruit" was a physical, literal piece of fruit. You can't literally eat knowledge. :)
by Answers101 on July 14th, 2006
More specifically, it was fruit from the tree of "knowledge of good and evil".
by mironos on August 8th, 2006