Milo covered the other theory that First Impact was Noah's flood, but yet another equally plausible theory to First Impact is the crucifiction of Christ. Sure it didn't wipe out millions of people, but it obviously impacted society in a Judeo-Christian way yes?Cyanna wrote:I've read something saying that First Impact was what wiped out the Dinosaurs. Since by "Impact" they seem to mean a great catastophic event that involved unimanginable loss of life.UncleMilo wrote:I can't agree with you on that.
While some things in EVA are up for interpretation (as they are meant to be) other things are not.
First Impact is never explained in the show... and there have been some good arguments for what First Impact was... but I don't believe that ANYTHING goes, just because some things are vague...
-Uncle Milo
But you've probably already read that theory somewhere.
Now as to which theory I subscribe to, probably Noah's flood since it wiped out people and not dinosaurs. At the same time, any of the three is possible (and cool) IMO.
IIRC the main reason she was kicked out of Eden was because she wanted to have sex on top. Key word is that she *wanted* instead of doing what her husband wanted so this is in direct correlation to what Milo said.UncleMilo wrote:The second was made the same way as Adam. She, however, had her own sense of will and desire and wanted to do her own thing and wasn't all that interested in Adam. Her name was Lillith. Lillith went on to marry Cain and became the mother of all demons. (Note the very strong anti-woman tones of the old religious texts... she wanted to have her own will and so she was an unacceptable bride and became a mother of demons... nice)
Jonathan: A much quicker way to get the answers you seek is to probably go find the old thread and READ it. Note that I said read and not reply. I'm sure none of us will be as annoyed if you did that and came in with that knowledge prior to asking questions. Sound reasonable?
I wish Metro would read this since I seem to have misplaced a site that has a good portion of the frequently asked questions and more importantly, the answers. It's quite good and I seem to recall him posting it.
Where are you Metro?
