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Q&A: What Really Happened in the Garden of Eden

“Such love has no fear, because perfect love expels all fear. If we are afraid, it is for fear of punishment, and this shows that we have not fully experienced his perfect love.”
1 John 4:18 NLT
http://bible.com/116/1jn.4.18.nlt 

Perfect love expels fear. I am so sorry to say this but, you CANNOT love . What?😡 But I'm a Christian!  This is because once you become a Christian, your former self is destroyed, and you become a new man. The Holy Spirit now uses you to perform as Him. Wherever people go, they don't see you. This mortal body was just given to you so that you could be visible on earth. A real Christian is actually seated at the right hand of God with power. Wherever you go, people see Jesus. 
So, what really happened in the Garden of Eden? 
We all know the story of Adam and Eve. How Eve was tempted to eat the forbidden fruit by a serpent and eventually tempted Adam to do it as well. When Satan said they could define good and evil by themselves, he knew it was impossible. In the beginning, God gave us the power of rule the earth with God's guidance. And everything was fine. But Adam and Eve were deceived into thinking the could run the world on their own terms. But instead it lead to violence and corruptness. But then God decided that this power to rule with his guidance should be restored. So God sent his only Son, and decided that Satan's most powerful weapon, death, should be used fully on Him. But it wasn't more powerful than the love and goodness of God. So, 3 days later, Jesus rose from the dead, and we can now choose: 

Life or Death? Which do you prefer, comment below! 

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