Mark I. Vuletic
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Last updated 21 March 2008
Analysis
Assuming the doctrines of sin and redemption are coherent to begin with, anyone who sins has a need for redemption, whether a distant ancestor of theirs has sinned or not. Take the Fall of Adam and Eve not as a historical event, but as an allegory for the tendency (as strong as you want to make it) to fall into sin, and you can retain the need for a savior even while accepting that there was no historical Fall as described in the ancient Hebrew creation myths.
Defender's Guide to Science and Creationism
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