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| − | According to the [[Bible]] of the [[Christianity|Christian]] [[religion]], '''Adam and Eve''' were the first [[Human]]s on [[Earth]] that were created in the image of [[God]]. They would later be cast from the [[Garden of Eden]] after succumbing to temptation of the [[Devil]] and disobeying God's [[law]]. ( |
+ | According to the [[Bible]] of the [[Christianity|Christian]] [[religion]], '''Adam and Eve''' were the first [[Human]]s on [[Earth]] that were created in the image of [[God]]. They would later be cast from the [[Garden of Eden]] after succumbing to temptation of the [[Devil]] and disobeying God's [[law]]. ({{TOS|The Apple}}) According to [[mythology]], all Humans thereafter were said to be descended from Adam and Eve. |
| − | In [[2254]], when [[Christopher Pike]] was abducted by the [[Talosian]]s, he was placed in a position to begin a new population of Humans on [[Talos IV]], where he was allowed to choose his mate. His options were limited to [[Vina]], "[[Number One]]" and [[J.M. Colt]]. After their subsequent release, Colt later inquired to Pike who his choice for "Eve" would have been -- a question Pike found inappropriate. Intrigued, [[doctor|Dr.]] [[Philip Boyce|Boyce]] inquired, ''"Eve as in Adam?"'', to which Pike replied, ''"As in all [[ship]]s' doctors are dirty old men."'' ( |
+ | In [[2254]], when [[Christopher Pike]] was abducted by the [[Talosian]]s, he was placed in a position to begin a new population of Humans on [[Talos IV]], where he was allowed to choose his mate. His options were limited to [[Vina]], "[[Number One]]" and [[J.M. Colt]]. After their subsequent release, Colt later inquired to Pike who his choice for "Eve" would have been -- a question Pike found inappropriate. Intrigued, [[doctor|Dr.]] [[Philip Boyce|Boyce]] inquired, ''"Eve as in Adam?"'', to which Pike replied, ''"As in all [[ship]]s' doctors are dirty old men."'' ({{TOS|The Cage}}) |
| − | In [[2268]], [[Sargon]] speculated that the story of Adam and Eve had been inspired by two travelers of his [[species]] which explored the [[galaxy]] [[Distant Past|600,000]] years ago. ( |
+ | In [[2268]], [[Sargon]] speculated that the story of Adam and Eve had been inspired by two travelers of his [[species]] which explored the [[galaxy]] [[Distant Past|600,000]] years ago. ({{TOS|Return to Tomorrow}}) |
| − | [[Spock]] kept an image of the [[20th century]] [[art]] piece ''[[Adam and Eve (art)|Adam and Eve]]'' in his [[quarters]] aboard the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)|USS ''Enterprise''-A]] during the late [[23rd century]]. The expulsion of Adam and Eve from paradise, was to him, a representation that reminded him that all things must end. ( |
+ | [[Spock]] kept an image of the [[20th century]] [[art]] piece ''[[Adam and Eve (art)|Adam and Eve]]'' in his [[quarters]] aboard the [[USS Enterprise (NCC-1701-A)|USS ''Enterprise''-A]] during the late [[23rd century]]. The expulsion of Adam and Eve from paradise, was to him, a representation that reminded him that all things must end. ({{film|6}}) |
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According to the Bible of the Christian religion, Adam and Eve were the first Humans on Earth that were created in the image of God. They would later be cast from the Garden of Eden after succumbing to temptation of the Devil and disobeying God's law. (TOS: "The Apple") According to mythology, all Humans thereafter were said to be descended from Adam and Eve.
In 2254, when Christopher Pike was abducted by the Talosians, he was placed in a position to begin a new population of Humans on Talos IV, where he was allowed to choose his mate. His options were limited to Vina, "Number One" and J.M. Colt. After their subsequent release, Colt later inquired to Pike who his choice for "Eve" would have been -- a question Pike found inappropriate. Intrigued, Dr. Boyce inquired, "Eve as in Adam?", to which Pike replied, "As in all ships' doctors are dirty old men." (TOS: "The Cage")
In 2268, Sargon speculated that the story of Adam and Eve had been inspired by two travelers of his species which explored the galaxy 600,000 years ago. (TOS: "Return to Tomorrow")
Spock kept an image of the 20th century art piece Adam and Eve in his quarters aboard the USS Enterprise-A during the late 23rd century. The expulsion of Adam and Eve from paradise, was to him, a representation that reminded him that all things must end. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)