The Gardens of Eden

Life and Times of Adam and Eve

De: Richard Warren

Narrado por: Lisa Cordileone

Stories of the original humans are universal. Ancient myths were widely believed to hold profound lessons, if not the actual truth. But what if Adam and Eve really lived? What if the Biblical tale of the parents of humanity is based in fact? What if they were assigned to this world by the most high rulers of our universe, and did indeed establish a garden of unsurpassed earthly beauty? And what if our traditional accounts are missing even greater revelatory details that shed light on all of human history, and offer valuable insights about guiding modern civilization?

The Gardens of Eden reveals a new record of Adam and Eve that offers startling and unexpected information on the myth about the Fall of Man. Their lives, their love story, and what unfolded almost 40,000 years ago profoundly affected the evolution of mankind. But these heavenly beings did make one disastrous error, and that is why there were two Gardens of Eden.

©2019 Richard E. Warren (P)2020 Richard E. Warren

wonderful adventure

i really enjoyed the story, the characters and the more complex exploration of the relationship that resulted from the consequences of the default.

Well written fascinating story

This book is well written and well read.

Listening to it is like reading parts of The Urantia Book but in a more flowing story form. it's a fun way to enjoy and learn about our refresh knowledge about the sections of The Urantia Book about the gardens and more.