Honey_B
Weaver of Dreams
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I base this thread on a supposition that the Bible is filled with symbolic language. There are too many examples to quote here and I am just concerned with two such symbols; the snake and the apple. For the basis of this thread, I am going to take the view that the snake is purely symbolic for the appearance of Satan in the Garden of Eden. The second symbol, the apple, refers to sexuality. In this thread, Satan will seduce Eve, teaching her all that sex is, in all its many variations. Eve, in turn, seduces Adam.
So then, we have three characters in the Garden of Eden:
Eve - to be played myself
Satan
Adam
I apology in advance if this offends anyone's sensibilities. If it does conflicts with your religious beliefs, I suggest you exercise your freedom of choice and not read it.
So then, we have three characters in the Garden of Eden:
Eve - to be played myself
Satan
Adam
I apology in advance if this offends anyone's sensibilities. If it does conflicts with your religious beliefs, I suggest you exercise your freedom of choice and not read it.
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