Adam and Eve what was their skin color and hair color ?!

What do you think? I seriously cant think of an answer

EDIT: I thought of the answer, thanks to budgies ^^, the most probable hair color is actually black, the rest of the other hair colors should be variations

[size=10]I don't think anyone has ever really seen the two...
I'd go with black though. At least for Adam.[/h]

Taking a guess from another post that brushes up with this topic. The decedents of Adam and Eve created the races of Africa. Asians are also out due to another child and his wife. Which leaves, Caucasian and Arabic.

Though it brings up a question. If Adam, Eve and Lilith were the first humans..Where the fuck do the children of Adam & Eve find their wives?

Things like these are the reason I stopped being Christian.

The age old "God put them there".

Else, Adam and Eve's kids invented Incest.

You know, a lot of people either don't know or ignore the whole...Lilith thing. Although, the church encourages that, going so far as to call Lilith a demon...
Irrelevant though.
It's a difficult thing to figure, considering the story of Adam and Eve was most likely a complete fabrication. So trying to find a logical answer out of a fictional story is...silly.
Anyway, Fpod is probably correct.

And either the human race is a product of incest, or God created more people later and noone wrote about it. I'm pretty sure the Bible doesn't actually say that no more people were created, just that Adam and Eve were the first.

huh? i never thought of it that way, but yeah im pretty shur adam & eve were black

If either of them had been black, there'd be no white people, being black is a dominant gene, therefore neither of them could have been.

The original hebrew of the word Adam means to blush, there's only one race which blushes folks.

Also, the original hebrew uses two different words for Adam, one which is plural and one which is singular, therefore there was the one fellow named Adam, and then there was a whole bunch of other people that he ruled over, so in a sense, they started with a civilization, not with two people.

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Just to make sure nobody misunderstood me, by black I mean Adam's hair color. I'd say both individuals skin color was what we call "white".[/h]

That does clarify, thank you. I think that Adam's was... Probably blonde, or white. And Eve's was probably blue, or black, maybe white/blonde. I think Lilith's was red.

This is in all seriousness by the way.

I'm going to say that they were both Albino. >.>

What are you talking about?
Adam and Eve were apes.
Apes have no skin color.
They're just apes.

Actually, ape's skin is fairly pale, I think. What with the hair covering it and all.

I had a teacher who said that Adam and Eve weren't the only humans created, just the first, and quoted Cain's tale as evidence. It says something like, after Cain killed Abel, he went out to the people east of Eden.

None of it really makes sense though. If God created other people besides Adam and Eve, someplace away from Eden, then did the other people fail God's test, too? Or did God just give them shitty lives because Adam and Eve failed? Or were Adam and Eve the ones God only cared about testing?

lol, theology

Adam and Eve are part of an allegorical legend, and thus, they shouldn't be historically considered as people. The point of the myth is to teach some central tenets of the Judeo-Christian faiths, none of which depend on the myth being interpreted in a fundamentalist way.

If one means what color skin and hair did the first humans have, theories seem to change and I don't know anymore.

If they were (and they were) buck naked, they were defiantly not white. Anywhere from a Hispanic looking color tan to African American Black. Same goes for Jesus... Jesus was Black.

I've never understood why people say Jesus was black. He clearly wasn't white, but I would have assumed he was middle eastern(closer to Persian or Iranian today). He could have been black, but the probability of that seems lower, as the majority of the population in the area was not African. Besides, the Israeli tribes supposedly originated from somewhere around the Tigris and Euphrates.

I think in all seriousness that deep down inside everyone knows this simple fact.

Adama and Eve were black... and yet had natural fiery red hair :shock:

Um....what's the skin color for not existing?

Anyway even if they did exist they wouldn't have been black they would have been white simply because they suddenly existed as opposed to evolving therefore they wouldn't have skin pigmentation yet. Then again maybe God's favorite color was blue and they were blue.

the man makes a good point i now choose blue!