blakerussell
Puritan Board Freshman
Alright, I have a good buddy (who's a christian) and he's a biology major. He presented this question to me (and me being an english major, it's something I have never really thought of).
Anyhow, it's been irritating me, mainly because I don't have an answer and I feel like it's a good question.
Adam and Eve are the first two people.
Heck, you could even fast forward to those who survived the flood.
When reproducing happened with just two, or eight people, how in the world wasn't there adverse defects? We know what comes about with inbreeding, and the results are almost never pretty. Why wasn't this the case with say, Adam and Eve and their descendants?
I thought this was a pretty good question.
I do suppose I could always leave it here- "Because, God." That should suffice always, but sometime curiosity gets the better of me.
Anyhow, it's been irritating me, mainly because I don't have an answer and I feel like it's a good question.
Adam and Eve are the first two people.
Heck, you could even fast forward to those who survived the flood.
When reproducing happened with just two, or eight people, how in the world wasn't there adverse defects? We know what comes about with inbreeding, and the results are almost never pretty. Why wasn't this the case with say, Adam and Eve and their descendants?
I thought this was a pretty good question.
I do suppose I could always leave it here- "Because, God." That should suffice always, but sometime curiosity gets the better of me.