Summary: Our faith teaches that God revealed Himself to our first parents in an intimate manner, and the revelation was not broken off with original sin (CCC 54-55). The hunter-gatherer peoples who from the time of Adam and Eve until about 10,000 years ago celebrated myths that probably echo this primeval revelation, about the Supreme Being, about the moral law, about heaven and hell. The book relates myths collected by anthropologists.
Chapt: 1 Echoes of the Primeval Revelation
Chapt: 2 Lifestyles of hunter-gatherers
Chapt: 3 Hunter-gatherers in Tierra Del Fuego
Chapt: 4 The Lenape worship the Supreme Being
Chapt: 5 The Happy Hunting Ground
Chapt: 6 Creation Myths around the Globe
Chapt: 7 Global recognition of the Supreme Being
Chapt: 12 Genesis during the Babylonian Exile
Chapt: 13 The Bible and Science
Chapt: 14 A Salute to Adam and Eve
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Chapt: 1 Echoes of the primeval revelation
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