In light of colophon and "TOL-E-DOT" research: Adam was not just a detail in the Genesis account, but the writer of its initial chapters; the later, off-shoot, accounts of the Genesis precedent by the Babylonians, for instance, present "parallels" in their typical pagan fashion. This "fashion" is described in the web cite that you provided for me in you response. The inferior perspective of the pagan culture did indeed host some wierd ideas about how the universe was forged. The oldest account of the structure of the universe, the Genesis narrative, however, is not dependent on pagan perspectives relative to their take on the nature of the "firmament."
In remembrance that only Jesus must be reckoned with . . . (martinkoszegi@yahoo.com)
--Marty