Genes of Eden

What if our deepest struggles with sin and addiction are embedded in our very biology--and yet so is the hope for redemption?Genes of Eden explores the profound connection between theology and science uncovering how the ancient doctrine of original sin aligns with the current science of epigenetics. Through vivid storytelling and thoughtful analysis this groundbreaking book investigates how inherited patterns of trauma addiction and behavior are more than personal struggles but transgenerational heritages encoded in our very genes. Yet this isn't a story of despair.Drawing on the timeless wisdom of Augustine and Kierkegaard alongside the cutting edge of biology Genes of Eden offers a powerful hope-filled perspective on human brokenness. Are we prisoners of our past or can grace and renewal reshape not only our lives but even the biology we pass on?Whether you're a theologian scientist or someone wrestling with big questions about faith heredity or healing Genes of Eden will challenge and inspire you. By weaving together the truths of theology and the discoveries of science it offers a vision of redemption that reaches beyond biology to touch the very soul.