Did Adam and Eve have navels?

[River Sea]

Did Adam and Eve have navels?

 

[Stevicus]

I voted yes because I'm fairly certain there are plenty of people named either Adam or Eve who have navels.

As for the Adam and Eve in the Bible, I don't know that they actually existed.

 

[McBell]

As we can see from the above photo, they both have belly buttons.

 

[JustGeorge]

I imagine there were navel oranges in the Garden of Eden, but I might be wrong, so chose "I don't know..."

 

[chinu]

If a monkey/chimpanzee can give birth to a human by going through a long evolutionary process. Then yes, Adam and Eve have navels

 

[Twilight Hue]

Did Adam and Eve have navels?

Don't forget to ask why there are nipples for men as well!

 

[Twilight Hue]

I imagine there were navel oranges in the Garden of Eden, but I might be wrong, so chose "I don't know..."

I hear those navel oranges were down at the pub singing sea shanties.

 

[1213]

Did Adam and Eve have navels?

In Biblical point of view, it is possible they had and that they didn't have. Bible doesn't tell how it was, so we don't know.

 

[1213]

Don't forget to ask why there are nipples for men as well!

Apparently they are a back up plan, if there is no woman to breastfeed a baby.

 

[Mock Turtle]

I'll repeat this:

Advances in DNA research have led to scientists discovering that the first two humans on earth were actually Cockneys. Would you Adam and Eve it?

And this for the more technically inclined:

Why do mathematicians confuse Halloween and Christmas? Because 31(Oct) = 25(Dec).

 

[David1967]

Yes, but only for cosmetic reasons.

 

[Valjean]

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As we can see from the above photo, they both have belly buttons.

I wonder who took that 'photo'?

If humans were magically poofed into existence, why would they have an umbilical scar?
I think the photo was photoshopped....

 

[Sand Dancer]

Does fiction really warrant these questions?

 

[Eddi]

Did Adam and Eve have navels?

Is it possible to have had a navel if you never existed?

 

[Quintessence]

Does fiction really warrant these questions?

It does if you're a literalist, unfortunately. Why ask complicated questions that dive into the lessons mythology has for life and living when you can dumb it down to literalist interpretations?

 

[Twilight Hue]

Does fiction really warrant these questions?

Oh certainly. If not for the sheer enjoyment of answering.

 

[JustGeorge]

I hear those navel oranges were down at the pub singing sea shanties.

I knovv a sea shanty!

My last name is Sailor(but spelled differently), so I thought I oughta learn one.

 

[Sand Dancer]

Oh certainly. If not for the sheer enjoyment of answering.

Of course they had belly buttons. That's where the fig leaf stems go.

 

[River Sea]

@Twilight Hue

Don't forget to ask why there are nipples for men as well!

Oh, I heard this online: Males are 80% male and 20% female; that's why males have nipples.

How come humans have two nipples and not more than two? There's animals that has a lot of nipples.

Do insects and snakes have nipples?

Yeah, Adam and Eve wouldn't have nipples, or do you think Adam and Eve did have nipples?

 

[Eddi]

, I heard this online: Males are 80% male and 20% female; that's why males have nipples.

What does that even mean?????

That makes no sense

I don't even know where to begin

I wouldn't trust everything you read online

Any idiot can put anything on the internet