The Origin Of Sin Part 2
The Origin Of Sin Part 2
Let Me Paint The Scene
Eve wandering through
the garden of Eden
Happily content
Meanwhile her brief
Encounter with God
has him thinking
“What have I done?”
Created somebody
Who can think and
Ask questions?
Is she Alia?
(a character from an
as-to-yet-be-written-book)
[Book? What is?]? God’s
Challenge is that he’s
Created creatures
From the beginning
No memories, everything’s
New. An experience
To be experienced
Back to Eve, who wanders
Blissfully ignorant of the comparison
To Alia, the cold who whilst in the womb
Had unleashed on her the memories
Knowledge and wisdom of generations
Of women before her. No Eve was not Alia.
Eve is a fresh creation. The world is new to her
The sights, the sounds, the colours. Note-to-self
Ask God if he’s named everything? If so, how?
Where does he find the basics of language?
Will he share those with Adam and her?
Not complaining, God. These are important tools
In the Garden, where all things dwell
Animals have not yet learned that some
Do not get on; so for the moment
All is peaceful, safe - a glorious state of being
God, meanwhile ponders. Are his levels of tolerance
Being tested? Not a biggie; it is something to be aware of
Evening falls on Eden on the fifth (or sixth) day
Then night, illuminated by stars falls softly
God saw it. God said. “All is good”
In his mind, however, he wonders
“What next is Eve going to say?”
He shakes his mighty head and welcomes the rest
Eve over the next few days explores her environment
Decides on a policy: if it looks scary or threatening? Avoid it!
The beginning of her reasoning abilities. Nights she shares with Adam
He’s warm to cuddle when the temperature drops. Reasoning becomes behaviour
Apart from shared nights each explores their environment singly
They attempt to share experiences when they meet at night
Try as they might, finding the words, the language structure
Is difficult. Undaunted, they try means and ways of expressing
A question lay unanswered in Eve’s developing mind. “Why are we here?”
What is their purpose? To reproduce, obviously. Was that it; f*ck like bunnies?
There has to be more! Apart from Adam, there’s no one to communicate with
She can’t decide or make out what he’s thinking. It’s a lonely existence
(to be continued)