Your comments reminds me of the movie "Being There" where at the end of the
movie Peter Sellers walks on water. The protagonist in the movie played by
Sellers is not very smart but he is sinless, does not know sin. This is my
picture of Adam before the Fall. C.S. Lewis has a similar picture of
paradisal man. Moorad
-----Original Message-----
From: Janet Rice <rice@teravicta.com>
To: asa@calvin.edu <asa@calvin.edu>
Date: Friday, February 09, 2001 9:25 AM
Subject: RE: Part Four: Mathematics and Physics from Genesis to Revelation
>John Runge wrote
>>Since Adam was sinless like Jesus, he may have been able to walk on water,
>change the weather with a verbal command, and change water into wine like
>Jesus did in the New Testament.>
>
>If a lurker may as a question - doesn't this statement appear to be putting
>Adam ( a man) on a par with Jesus (God)? Since man is God's creation, that
>doesn't make sense with what I've always been taught about the relationship
>between God and man, which is most definitely not one of equals before the
>Fall or after.
>
>Janet Rice
>
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