Yes, Eve's sin had biological consequences but if you read 1 Timothy 2:14-15 you will find the blame is placed on Adam.What makes more sense to me is the teaching that these 2 very important, educated adults (son and daughter of God) that "suddenly appear" in history, knew what the will of God was concerning how they were to proceed with their administration. The evil one, who had already fallen, managed to outflank the pair and lead them into default. Eve's sin had biological consequences to her descendants among the people of the earth, the pains of childbirth.
Adam eating after Eve ate caused the outcast from Eden. Children were all born outside of Eden.
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