Why Didn't God Want Adam and Eve to Eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil?

This question has led some people to believe that God wanted to keep humanity ignorant. But what if God knew something we didn't? Something about that knowledge and what it would eventually do to us.

This is what I explore in my book, The Knowledge of Good and Evil: The Knowledge We Were Never Meant to Carry.

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I wrote this book to share what I have come to understand about God. I hope it helps readers find their way back to Him, see His love more clearly, and find more reasons to trust Him rather than turn away.

Questions Explored in This Book:

If knowing good from evil is a good thing, why did God forbid Adam and Eve from having that knowledge?
Why would God consider humanity worth saving?
What changed in Adam and Eve after the Fall that we still inherit today?
Why do we feel the need to control everything in our lives?
If we know what is right and wrong, why do we still struggle to do what is good?
If God is loving and powerful, why does He allow suffering to continue?
Why did Jesus have to die to save humanity, and what did His death actually change?

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