Dr. Dylan Johnson

Yes.

Right?

It comes with a burden and punishment.

But again, my response would be just me thinking about how authors create stories, right?

That this is not a story trying to explain...

Just why do I have to toil in this the ground that, you know, my crops are always failing and my wife has painful labor.

It's it's more a question about who are we?

What are we?

And there I would actually say that there's a much more positive view of Eve in that respect, being the active agent and claiming consciousness for humanity.

It's the one thing that connects us to the divine.

Right.

So so I would consider it a very important thing.

So it is her fault.

But for but she gives us something great.

So.

I could say Jewish tradition definitely does not follow the early Christian father's interpretation of this as a narrative of sin.

There's a bit of rebellion.

I mean, there's no shortage of rebellious acts in this section of the Bible.

But they're following more in line with it as a creation story.

Not exactly as I explain it.