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During a recent Biologos event, N.T. Wright and Dr. Francis Collins surprised folks with a musical number, singing that the Earth is 14 billion years old and that the events in early Genesis were products of evolution. Notably, Collins believes humans evolved from groups of thousands of primates that...

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"There were what we might call hominids- human like creatures- we might even call them proto-humans" Apologist N.T. Wright explains that if Adam and Eve literally existed, they were likely were 'human-like' primates that lived 200,000-5 million years ago.

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Journalist Nick Bryant, who published Jeffrey Epstein's infamous "Black Book": "This email [see tweet 2] seems to suggest that Epstein ran some kind of black market for babies...[and] the extreme Abuse survey... had all kinds of categories of extreme abuse. And breeders was one of them... [and] a number of the women [who responded said they] had been breeders." This clip of Bryant (Nick Bryant) is taken from a discussion with Shaun Attwood (Shaun Attwood) posted to YouTube on February 8, 2026. ---------------Partial transcription of clip---------------- "Through the years, and I didn't hear this in [the] Franklin [scandal], but I heard it in other people, from other people who I talked to that there was a black market for babies, that there were women who were just known as breeders. And this blackmail, this email seems to suggest that, that Epstein ran some kind of black market for babies... "[And] I have heard so many dark stories, I would suggest that your audience check out the extreme Abuse survey. It was conducted by two Germans and, and two Americans, I believe the three of them had PhDs. And one of them is Carol Rutz, who is a mind control survivor who wrote a book about it called A Nation Betrayed. And they had all kinds of categories of extreme abuse. And breeders was one of them. And there were, there were like 1,400 people that answered this survey. And a number of the people that answered it said that they, a number of the women had been breeders. "You know, it's one of those things with the Extreme Abuse Survey. You've got numbers. You got like 100 or 200 people saying that I did this or I was part of this, and you just kind of want to go, whoa. And then you come across this email from Epstein, and then it essentially corroborates what these women have told me. "And this stuff is so dark that it causes cognitive dissonance. For sure, we do not want to believe it that our fellow humans can be this evil, but unfortunately they are, and a lot of them are running the world."

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Rabbi Daniel Bogard: J3ws Have A Long History Of Looking At Gender Very Differently Than Many Of Our Christian Neighbors Do: "2000 years ago we have texts about there being 6, 7, 8 different genders. We have traditions that suggest that Abraham and Sarah were intersex, that the very first human beings were created not as Adam and Eve, but as Adam and Eve, as one combined intersex being" -Revelation & Rabbit holes.

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The significance of Adam and Eve is not whether the story is literal or metaphorical. Nor does it have anything to do with sex. Rather, God put before the first humans a straightforward choice.
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The significance of Adam and Eve is not whether the story is literal or metaphorical. Nor does it have anything to do with sex. Rather, God put before the first humans a straightforward choice.

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