Was the Garden of Eden based on a real place? And if so, where exactly might it have been? These questions have puzzled biblical scholars for centuries. Now, a new study using computational analysis ...

Whether the Great Pyramid once represented a cosmic tree or simply a monumental tomb, the new analysis will likely intensify, rather than resolve, the Eden debate. Garden of Eden in Giza?

The coco de mer has spawned so many legends that the tree is fabled and revered in lands far beyond the Seychelles.

Q: There is evidence in the Bible that sex (not an apple) is the forbidden fruit tempting Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden. What do you think? — From R in Berkeley, California A: I am not on ...

From the Garden of Eden onward, Judaism gives trees a lot of air time, so much so that trees even get their own special holiday, Tu BiShvat, widely understood to be the new years for trees. We ...

THE Garden of Eden is a mythological place where Adam and Eve once roamed, before a run-in with a snake and an apple tree got them banished. But some believe it was based on a real location –… ...

That fall, she founded the Boulder Apple Tree Project, an initiative based in CU's ecology department that's designed to track down and preserve the trees before they die.

A scientist has claimed to have found the Garden of Eden in a controversial new study - and says the exact position of the "forbidden tree" can be identified ...

The two trees demonstrated that a perfect world would consist of a rejection of sin, falsehoods, and corruption. Instead, kindness, truth, and righteousness would reign.