Articles focused on Genesis, ancient myths, creation, origins, and their theological and historical meaning.
A Comparative Theological Perspective The first account in Genesis describes an ordered creation in which the human being, made “in the image of God,” receives …
What in the beginning was a vertical act of ordering – the Spirit of God above the waters – was transformed, through a small interpolation, …
Between the first two chapters of Genesis there opens a theological chasm that religious tradition has tried, for centuries, to cover over. The first chapter …
Introduction – between creation and conflict At the center of Mesopotamian tradition stands an idea that seems banal at first sight, yet it dominated the …
In the biblical story, everything begins with a promise, passes through a Law, and culminates in a King. The promise is given to Abraham, the …
For more than two thousand years, one detail in Genesis 1:26 has ignited endless discussions. The verse says: “Let Us make man in Our image.” …
Good and Evil Without Eden All official theology today begins from a false point: Eden. That story claims that humanity fell, that it broke irreversibly …
The Bible opens with two creation narratives placed back-to-back. Religious tradition reads them as complementary perspectives, but a careful reading reveals something else: they are …
If the first creation story (Genesis 1) is preserved in its theological purity, separated from the mythological insertions of Genesis 2–3, then the entire vision …
If the first mythological insertion in Genesis – the story of Eden – introduced into the biblical text the idea of an original fall, the …
In the narrative and theological architecture of Genesis, there is a fragment that not only breaks away from the logical coherence of the context in …
The history of humanity, as it appears in the pages of the Bible, begins with two creation stories that, at first reading, seem to complete …