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'''The Genesis of Perfection: Adam and Eve in Jewish and Christian Imagination''' (2001) is a book by [[Gary A. Anderson]]. 

==Abstract==

"This book explores both Jewish and Christian readings of the account of Adam and Eve and charts how human ends are configured by human beginnings."--Publisher description.

==Editions==
Published in Louisville : Westminster John Knox Press,  2001.

==Contents==

Introduction: Was Adam Jewish? Was Eve Mary? -- 1. Fall of Satan and the Elevation of Adam -- 2. Where Did Adam Know Eve? -- 3. How Did Adam Know Eve? -- 4. Mary As Second Eve -- 5. Is Eve the Problem? -- 6. Garments of Skin -- 7. Punishment of Penance for Adam and Eve? -- 8. Genesis of Perfection -- Afterword: Adam, Eve, and Us -- App. A. Biblical Origins and the Fall -- App. B. Genesis 1-3: Annotated Text -- App. C. Life to Adam and Eve: Text -- App. D. Gospel of Nicodemus.

==External links==
*[Google Books]

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