In the Hebrew account of human origins, the narrative of Adam and the Tree of Knowledge presents a profound metaphysical and ethical problem—not the knowledge of evil itself, but rather the ...

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Be yourself; everyone else is already taken.” – attributed to Oscar Wilde, author Self is a tricky topic for some of us. Who ...

The first couple, however, were not content with such broad freedom; they focused on the restriction, the one limitation to their freedom – the tree and its forbidden fruit.