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Agnosticism - Adam and Eve Revisited: A Free Will Story (Free Will Stories Book 1)

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Book Synopsis: I recommend purchasing my updated version of this book, with a new title, What if Eve said "No?" It now matches the companion book, What if Lucifer said No? Both books question the concepts of Free Will and willful disobedience. They are both easy and quick reads and should provide a chuckle or two—as well as a fun, thought-experiment. This is a humorous look at the Adam and Eve fable, religion, free will, and original sin.

I am keeping this version available because there are so many links to it; again, same book, but different title. This short story poses a very simple question: What would have happened if Eve refused to eat the apple in the Garden of Eden? For seven days we follow God, Adam, Eve, and the nefarious snake as they discuss and debate the pros and cons of knowing the difference between good and evil, being like God, and eating tasty fruit. The fall of man was the single most important decision mankind ever faced. This is a "tongue-in-cheek" retelling of the story with a completely different ending.

Adam and Eve Revisited asks you to consider numerous issues: good and evil, the goodness of God, free will, damnation by probability, and, of course, when did snakes learn to talk anyway? This humorous, insightful, and thought-provoking tale will make you wonder–what could have been?

Most non-believers and skeptics will recognize the numerous references and jokes contained within. For the faithful, this version may make you uncomfortable but, hopefully, like other I. M. Probulos publications, it will make you think–and maybe even question the veracity of this story as well as the mythology behind the tale.

Can anyone imagine a world like the Garden of Eden, where there is no sin, no death, and no evil? It is very difficult but that....of course...is The Other God's Earth, the follow-up story to this one, also available on Amazon Kindle.

I hope you enjoy this Kindle book and if so, please review it and share it with your friends. You can help support my work by purchasing my other Kindle books.

You can contact me on my website is www.IMProbulos.com and follow me on Twitter @improbulos

I. M. Probulos

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Are you ready for a fun and thought-provoking read? Look no further than Adam and Eve Revisited: A Free Will Story (Free Will Stories Book 1). But wait, there's more! I recommend getting the updated version of this book, now titled What if Eve said "No?" This new edition perfectly complements the companion book, What if Lucifer said No? and presents a humorous take on free will, religion, and the concept of original sin. With its quick and easy read, this book is bound to provide you with a chuckle or two while sparking your imagination. So why wait? Grab your copy today!

What if Eve had decided not to eat that infamous apple in the Garden of Eden? That's the simple yet fascinating question explored in Adam and Eve Revisited. For seven captivating days, join God, Adam, Eve, and the cunning snake as they engage in lively discussions about the difference between good and evil, longing to be like God, and the allure of delicious fruit. Witness the retelling of humanity's most pivotal decision with a twist like never before!

Adam and Eve Revisited not only offers a humorous narrative but also delves into thought-provoking themes such as free will, morality, divine goodness, and the unexpected capacity of snakes to talk. Whether you're a skeptic or a believer, this book will leave you questioning the veracity of traditional tales and contemplating the deeper meaning behind them. And if you think that's captivating, be sure not to miss The Other God's Earth, the sequel to this mind-bending story.

Immerse yourself in the world of Adam and Eve Revisited and discover a place where sin, death, and evil have no power—the Garden of Eden. While it may be challenging to imagine, this book takes you on a journey to The Other God's Earth, where such a paradise awaits. If this piques your interest, make sure to get your hands on this Kindle book and embark on an adventure that will leave you pondering the unimaginable.

But don't take my word for it! Experience the wonders of Adam and Eve Revisited for yourself. After reading, I encourage you to leave a review and share this captivating book with your friends. And remember, by purchasing and enjoying this Kindle book, you're supporting the work of I. M. Probulos—a talented author dedicated to delivering unique and thought-provoking content. To find out more about I. M. Probulos and stay updated on his latest works, visit www.IMProbulos.com or follow him on Twitter @improbulos.

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