What if Adam Said "No"?

a reply to: Sookiechacha

Eggs ($10/doz.) actly...

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Great for PTSD as well, in micro-doses but it is the 90s w/$$ so be fore warned of the NPCs™ spinning about wrecking the game for the rest of Us w/their greedy MACRO-doses...

Stay Hydrated...

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a reply to: Sookiechacha

Was it not Lilith that said "no" or wanted to be on top?

To answer the question. I suppose that would have made Adam less like Narcissius, maybe more of a searcher, who knows what would have come from that.

Now for the content of the OP..Dreadfully awesome to ponder for a second, poor Eve and her bastard offspring.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

I'll hazard a guess you want some input to your original post.

The Garden of Eden being the main dimensional platform from which it emanates.

What if Eve was alone while she was lured into the amnesiac, dissociative trance dance that we know as "this reality?

If Eve said "Yes", but if Adam said "No", then Eve would be accompanied by the "others" that lured her.

Speaking mythologically,

If that main dimensional platform requires us to have no knowledge and live forever, then no thanks.

The eating of the fruit was to give us knowledge, not an amnesiac, dissociative trance dance-like reality.

The serpent had others there too? OK let's say Adam said 'no' and Eve joined the 'others', Adam would have eventually said 'yes' anyway because he was predisposed to do what Eve wanted...happy wife, happy life. Even back then men were smart.

God sure would've known if Adam said no.

a reply to: quintessentone

If that main dimensional platform requires us to have no knowledge and live forever, then no thanks.

The forbidden fruit wasn't said to bestow all knowledge, just the knowledge of good and evil. There be evil there, where Eve is at.

Adam would have eventually said 'yes' anyway because he was predisposed to do what Eve wanted...happy wife, happy life. Even back then men were smart.

Piss off "God" and nobody's happy.

a reply to: Untun

God sure would've known if Adam said no.

The Devil is a liar.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha


a reply to: Untun

God sure would've known if Adam said no.

The Devil is a liar.

God is honest.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

I blame God why? because he put the tree of knowledge smack dab in the middle of the Garden of Eden then after giving Adam and Eve free will, told them not to use their free will on that one tree or they would die. The serpent told Eve that nothing would happen because he/she/it knew they would not die and so Eve being faced with a conundrum she used her free will to find out the truth with her GOD GIVEN free will. Adam followed suit why? because of free will and perhaps curiosity, all GOD GIVEN. BTW where was God when all this was going on with the serpent?

originally posted by: Untun

originally posted by: Sookiechacha


a reply to: Untun

God sure would've known if Adam said no.

The Devil is a liar.

God is honest.

God isn't the victor in this story, the Serpent is.

The only way God wins in this story is if Adam refuses to follow Eve and chooses to obey God.

a reply to: quintessentone

When God says don't it means you have no free will there. Check out where we're at now. It takes weeks for plants to grow, we need to clothe ourselves and we age approximately 120 years max.

Clearly there was no free will there hence the punishment.

a reply to: Sookiechacha

Sorry but, God never loses.

originally posted by: Untun
a reply to: quintessentone

When God says don't it means you have no free will there. Check out where we're at now. It takes weeks for plants to grow, we need to clothe ourselves and we age approximately 120 years max.

Clearly there was no free will there hence the punishment.

Then the Lord God said, “Behold, the man has become like one of Us, knowing good and evil; and now, he might stretch out his hand, and take also from the tree of life, and eat, and live forever” Genesis 3:22 NASB

So why is this contradicted? They supposedly knew good and evil so they naturally would have to have free will to choose between the two, and that's exactly what happened in the garden. How else can you explain them making a choice without knowledge?

a reply to: quintessentone

BTW where was God when all this was going on with the serpent?

God was on the Back Nine with his Archangels. He left the Devil in charge of Eden for the day. The Devil opened the gates of Hell and let the "Others" in to party while God was gone.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: quintessentone

BTW where was God when all this was going on with the serpent?

God was on the Back Nine with his Archangels. He left the Devil in charge of Eden for the day. The Devil opened the gates of Hell and let the "Others" in to party while God was gone.

Where in Genesis is that one? What kind of party was it?

originally posted by: Untun
a reply to: Sookiechacha

Sorry but, God never loses.

Then you agree, Adam said "No". That's the only way God wins.

Double post

I have had lousy luck telling any woman no about anything that she wants. There are repercussions to doing that. I have been married now for around thirty eight years and I learned if you want peace, you mind your tongue about some things.

I think there is something in the Bible about there is nothing worse than a woman's scorn.

a reply to: quintessentone

Where in Genesis is that one?

That's a secret hidden in secret sacred scrolls.

What kind of party was it?

The secret kind like the ones they throw at the Vatican.