It displays Adam as a creation and slave of the demiurge, in whom the divine spirit was trapped. The true God sent the serpent to him to teach him about his true state, as a son of God, and help him learn how to escape from the demiurge's power in order to return home to the fullness of God. In the Gnostic view, eating from the tree of knowledge was an act of salvation, not a sin.
The last line here makes sense to me...
I believe Man was created a species....Chapter One...Genesis
An alteration was made..Chapter Two....Genesis.
At the point of alteration, Man became a creature with enough curiosity..
to seek out how things work....even if it means dying in the attempt.
I believe Adam is the first son of God....a chosen son.
I don't believe in the notion of God rolling a wet piece of clay into form...
and then breathing on it.
Man was created Day Six...Chapter One...Genesis.
As a species, no names, no law, no garden.
He was animal, in body and spirit.
The garden event, changed all of that.