"Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve" nghĩa là gì?

"Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve" -> nghĩa là (mượn Kinh Thánh làm cơ sở) phản đối đồng tính luyến ái.

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“It said ‘It’s Adam and Eve not Adam and Steve’ written in kind of in a red blood looking paint,” said D’Oyly. “As somebody that’s part of the LGBTQI community, just having to wake up and see that every morning is hard.”

The social media posts include screenshots from Snapchat with messages against the week. One of the screenshots encourages students to carry a Bible with them around school and to not talk to anyone participating in the dress up days. It goes on to say ‘God created Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve or Eve and Bri and Adam and tractor.’

“God made Adam and Eve, not Adam and Steve,” is a line I’ve heard more than once in Christian circles. The Bible is often evoked to support so-called traditional views about gender. That is, there are only two binary (đôi, nhị phân) genders and that is the way God intended it. But is this really the case? Claims about gender in the Bible usually begin with the creation narratives. But the Adam and Eve story is also not as straightforward as it might appear when it comes to gender, namely because in English, we miss the Hebrew wordplay. Adam is not a proper name in Hebrew, but rather the transliteration (phiên chữ) into English of a Hebrew word a-d-m. Using the imagery of God as potter, “the adam” is a humanoid (vượn nhân hình) being created out of the adamah (the earth).

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