EVE, I AM NOT ADAM. Restoring Biblical Order and Leadership in the Christian Home

I know I've engaged in some theological apologia here, and I know it can look, on the surface, like a blame game against Mother Eve. But I ask you to read it with all purity of heart.

When the serpent came to the garden, he did not go to Adam. He went to Eve — and she answered a question that was never hers to answer alone.

EVE, I AM NOT ADAM traces that single, catastrophic choice back to its root: the instruction about the tree belonged to Adam, given before Eve was even formed. What might have changed if she had simply said, "Wait for my husband"?

Why Genesis places the fall's full weight on Adam, you will find out. Why Eve ate the fruit yet wasn't naked until Adam ate it too, you shall find out.

This book aims to defend leadership to its core — without sentiment, without bigotry. And in case you've already sold out on leadership and "headship," remember this: the God who planted the first garden hasn't run out of grace for yours.

May this piece bless you.

Phil Mike Paku