It&#x27;s possible. Personally, I&#x27;ve always had a soft spot for the idea that Eden in the Bible was really not on Earth at all, but Mars or some other location in the universe. The flaming sword that &quot;guarded&quot; Eden could have been a rocket&#x2F;spaceship at the end of Eden in the &quot;east&quot;, the direction of the morning Sun, possibly signifying that it was headed closer to our sun, to Earth.<p>That seems to be a stretch you might say, but, similarly, Genesis tells a story of the creation of life which isn&#x27;t wholly incompatible with our scientific understanding. There were stars, planets, life originating in plants while the earth was covered with clouds, finally the stars, sun and moon appeared through the clouds, then animals in the sea evolved, then birds&#x2F;dinosaurs, then mammals, and finally a mammal called a human.<p>Even the rib of Adam could be a simple way of telling about the X chromosome, doubled to make the female (double X chromosomes).<p>Sure, you could say people made up these Bible stories if you want. However, in my mind it closely aligns with current knowledge of science and evolution that it would seem to indicate that humans in the past had some way of knowing past history they&#x27;d never experienced.<p>Perhaps something, likely an intelligent entity, spread life to Mars as a seed, it thrived, but then Mars became an inhospitable place so it was moved to Earth. Then later it came back to tell the story to a human or perhaps even all humans, and that story was relayed from generation to generation.