LILITH A PRIMEIRA EVA
Summary
This episode explores the myth of Lilith, the alleged first woman created from clay alongside Adam, and her absence from mainstream biblical narratives. It traces references from the Epic of Gilgamesh to the Alphabet of Ben Sira, detailing the legend of Lilith’s refusal to submit to Adam and her subsequent flight from Eden. The discussion covers the theological and historical reasons for her removal from the Catholic Bible after the Council of Trent. Finally, the episode examines how Lilith’s story has fueled conspiracy theories and served as a symbol for modern feminist movements.
Topics discussed
Introduction: The origin of humanity and conspiracy theories
The conflict between science, religion, and Christian dogma
Biblical account of creation in Genesis
The question of two Eves and the first woman
References to Lilith in Isaiah and the Epic of Gilgamesh
The Alphabet of Ben-Sirah and King Nebuchadnezzar
The dispute between Adam and Lilith over equality
Lilith pronouncing God's name and leaving Eden
Adam's plea to God and the controversial nature of the story
Lilith's removal from the Bible and modern feminist symbolism
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