Our original mandate God's original blessing of humankind is not meant to be forgotten or ignored or replaced. This article is for All Members
The subdue dilemmas As Christians, we have a subdue dilemma—three in fact, all stemming from Genesis 1:28. This article is for All Members
Non-order, order, and disorder A systemic view of sin and an end to Christian conflict with science? Yes please. This article is for All Members
Death and suffering before the fall Did our fall introduce suffering and death into the world or was it there from the beginning? This article is for All Members
Ribs and side-rooms The implications are astounding when the man's rib bone becomes part of a functional story. This article is for All Members
The untranslated word in Genesis 2 This word goes untranslated in at least six English versions of Genesis 2, let's find out why. This article is for All Members
Five reasons Genesis 2 is a sequel We assume Genesis 2 tells the same event as Genesis 1; here are five reasons it doesn't. This article is for All Members
So that we may rule After saying he's making humans in his image, God's next words are, "So that they may rule." This article is for All Members
Vertical vs. Horizontal worldviews When day seven is freed from a material story it points to Jesus in a way it couldn't before. This article is for All Members
The pinnacle of creation Spoiler alert: humans are not meant to be considered the pinnacle of creation. So what is? This article is for All Members
The origin of order If we're reading a material bias into Genesis 1, what on earth is God making instead? This article is for All Members
Creation myths Israel's ancient neighbours told Ancient creation myths show a shocking disinterest in material creation. This article is for All Members