Explore FEC

Start with the basic explanation, then examine the biblical case, the relationship to natural history, and the strongest objections.

The central proposal: FEC proposes an original creation containing Adam, Eve, Eden, and the Fall. After the Fall, Adam and Eve enter the present fallen creation—a world with its own real and ancient natural history. The Fall is causally prior to that history, though not an event at the beginning of the fallen world’s measurable clock.

Begin here

Start Here

A concise overview of Fallen Earth Creationism.

FEC Definition

The central claim stated precisely.

FEC Map

The proposal presented in six movements.

Examine the proposal

The Biblical Case

The principal biblical arguments and questions.

Science and Fallen Natural History

Deep time, evolution, suffering, and death.

Adam and Eve

Their relationship to the original and fallen creations.

Test the proposal

Strongest Objections

The most serious challenges to FEC.

What FEC Does Not Claim

The boundary between the central proposal and speculation.

Comparing Creation Views

FEC in relation to other approaches.

Further questions

Implications and Speculations

Possible extensions beyond the core proposal.

Research Questions

Questions that remain open.

Articles

Longer discussions of particular questions.

Questions or objections?

Tell me what you think, including where you believe FEC is wrong.