Imagine a world where Adam and Eve never ate the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden. In this alternate reality, they would have remained in a state of perfect innocence, living in harmony with nature and with God. There would be no knowledge of good and evil, no shame, no suffering, and no death. Humanity would have continued in this pure, sinless state. Without sin, the world would be a paradise—a utopia where every need is met, and there is no pain, war, or conflict.
But what about free will? Would humans still have had the choice to love and create, or would life have been a simple existence without the depth of experience? Perhaps, without the fall, there would be no need for redemption, no religions, and no concept of sin or morality as we know it. This "what if" remains one of the greatest mysteries and debates of human history.
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