[ohioWfan]

My question is, where did Eve come from? Did she evolve at the same time by chance, and reside in the Garden of Eden with Adam?

You see, I don't have as much problem understanding atheistic evolution, as I have understanding how you mix Scripture in with it and come out with the Scripture's being reliable.

[WildTurkey]

My question is, where did Eve come from? Did she evolve at the same time by chance, and reside in the Garden of Eden with Adam? You see, I don't have as much problem understanding atheistic evolution, as I have understanding how you mix Scripture in with it and come out with the Scripture's being reliable.

Like Adam, who was the first man bestowed with a soul, Eve was the first women so bestowed. Good enough?

[narby]

I don't have as much problem understanding atheistic evolution, as I have understanding how you mix Scripture in with it and come out with the Scripture's being reliable.

There's as much problem how to mix one verse against another as there is mixing Evolution and Creation. There are whole texts explaining how some scholars interpret parts of the Bible. Since those descriptions disagree as well, I'd think the best way is to read it, and interpret it as well.

Keeping in mind always that you are looking at God's creation all around you, including those tonnes of fossils in the museums, and they are at least as important to study as Gods word.