Jen@autogeek said:HEY!! I take issue with that! Eve was deceived but Adam knew the rules even better since he got them from God himself! And if you read Genesis 3:6 it says that she ate it and then gave some to her husband, "who was with her". Why was Adam so silent? Was he too not tempted to see what would happen?? At any time he could have stepped in and told Eve, "Hey this wrong, God said not to eat it" But he didn't. They had that whole garden to themselves and where do we find them? Right next to the forbidden tree. I think they were both curious to see what would happen, but Adam let Eve take the fall for it. It's always easy to blame the other person, but I don't think that women as a sex should be labeled a "problem", we could turn around and say exactly the same thing about men. The point is that everybody is responsible for their own actions and nobody can really make anybody do anything; so as much as you want to blame Eve, Adam was to blame for his own part in it. I know that you are probably just being lighthearted with what you say, but I feel like I have to stick up for us ladies too. Afterall, you wouldn't be here to type that if you didn't have a mother.
Lighten up Francis...It was just a joke...
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