"Howbeit that was not first which is spiritual, but that which is natural; and afterward that which is spiritual."
Did God plan death? The catholic believes that Salvation is a greater work than Creation. But who said Salvation was not in the Garden? Isn't it funny that when the protestant attacks their belief that Mary was free from sin by reminding them of the verse where she calls God her Savior, they are unable to explain that He is also a Savior in the sense that He can keep one from falling? The Second (or shall I say the Minute?) was in the Garden, He was the Tree of Life.
I spent one year wondering if the natural girl was my Eve. But before bumping into her, I had already been thinking about what would God do if Adam chose Her, offered Eve the Fruit and she rejected It. Interesting question, isn't it? She can't "save" me, no bit off can; I'll be forever a child who is unable to "grow up" and learn how to run a "house". No way, she'd better look for the kind of partnership she wants in Czech Republic. Because I have been down there and I know exactly where it ends.
And he called it elephant.
