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Now, let’s think about the beginning as recorded in Genesis. Chap. 1:27 So Gdd made man (homo sapians) in His Own Image, in the image of God created He him (HIM), male and female created He them. (HIM?) In the Second Chapter, Verse 7 God made man out of dust. In the 18th Verse God realizes that it is not good that man should be alone. Later, in the allegorical story, God separates the sexes and gives man a wife.
The thing that bothers me is that some contend that this first man, this mud-man, a bi-sexual man was the ultimate in God’s creation. If so, why did a change become necessary or desirable?
I like the theory that when the sexes were separated a soul-mate was made for every one, that in man’s journey from primordial mud to the stars, he sometimes finds that mate and realizes a touch of HEAVEN.□
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