Feast of Sts. Adam and Eve Exclusive: Understanding life before the fall. Download Your FREE eBook Christmas Gift!
Merry Christmas Eve!
To understand anything better, you must also understand its origin. If we want to understand Christmas better, we should do the same.
The mysteries we celebrate on Christmas, in many ways, have their origin in the Garden of Eden. Hence, Adam and Eve's feast day is celebrated on December 24th.
The Book of Wisdom says, “Wisdom protected the first-formed father of the world when he alone had been created; she delivered him from his transgression and gave him strength to rule all things” (Wis 10:1-2).
In honor of our First Parents' feast day and as preparation for Christmas tomorrow, we are thrilled to share our FREE ebook as a special Christmas gift to you.
This book condenses hours of diligent study and teaching into a concise, reader-friendly format, answering 27 of the most intriguing questions about Adam, Eve, and the Garden of Eden with St. Thomas as our guide.
It's a complete Thomistic primer on life before the fall.
Inside the eBook, You'll Find Answers to important (and fun) questions:
Was Adam Created inside or outside the Garden?
Was Adam bulletproof?
Why was Eve Made From Adam?
Were Adam and Eve Vegetarians?
How many wounds are caused by the fall?
By the end of this little book, you will have a serious foundation for understanding life before the fall, a great way to prepare for the advent of our Lord.
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Join us in celebrating this special feast day and deepen your knowledge of Sts. Adam and Eve who Our Infant Savior Redeems. Feel free to share this gift with friends and family.
Merry Christmas,
The Daily Thomist
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