Homo sapiens Did Not Learn to Cook Food in the Garden of Eden
Bible Tidbits are shorter than blogs. I send them to an email list. Thelink below is from ASOR, American Society for Oriental Research, and their newsletter "Ancient Near East Today." The link talks about archaeological research into when Homo sapiens and the ancestor Homo erectus and other Homos began to control fire and cook their food. It's a good short presentation on the consensus of human development. https://www.livescience.com/archaeology/when-did-humans-start-cooking-food Why am I sending this link under Bible Tidbits? Because it has to do with our interpretation and application of Genesis 1-4. Hermeneutics is the branch of knowledge that has to do with how we interpret the Bible and other literary subjects. Do we take those chapters literally? Are we falling away from Jesus or failing God if we take them metaphorically and plumb them for the theological message therein? Here's the thing. I think I've written about this before, but it