History & cultureThe State WireWhy Adam and Eve Were Not Always Blamed for Humanity’s Evil3.

Why Adam and Eve Were Not Always Blamed for Humanity’s Evil3.

Long-form10:56News & Politics

Published Oct 16, 2026, 1:15 PM · 2h ago

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Joe Rogan and his guest explore possible ancient parallels to the Adam and Eve story, including Adapa and themes found in the Epic of Gilgamesh. The discussion then examines an older tradition in which divine beings descend to earth, share forbidden knowledge with humans, and become associated with the origin of evil. They also discuss how this Enochic tradition and the later Christian emphasis on Adam and Eve may represent competing explanations preserved in ancient religious texts. Adam and Eve origins, Book of Enoch, Genesis 6, fallen angels, Adapa myth, Epic of Gilgamesh, biblical mythology, ancient religious texts, origin of evil, Joe Rogan
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