Alisa Childers correctly points out how disastrous it would be to Christianity, if Genesis 3 was mere fable.
So let's start with the obvious:
When I was a kid, and read about ancient tales in other cultures that made reference to talking animals, I automatically assumed that because we never see animals talking that this today, these tales are surely mere fictions.
Was I unreasonable to draw such a conclusion upon such basis?
The purpose of this blog is a) to refute arguments and beliefs propagated by Christian "apologists" and b) to restore my reputation after one homosexual atheist Christian apologist trashed it so much that he got slapped with four libel-lawsuits.
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