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A prologue provides commentary from Sts. Basil the Great, John Chrysostom, Gregory of Nazianzus, Symeon the New Theologian, Gregory of Nyssa, Didymus the Blind, and others on Genesis 1-5. The compassionate Lament of Eve follows a simple style based upon the commentary by the Church Fathers. Many thought-provoking insights are included on: the creation and dignity of men and women; the image and likeness of God and theosis; mankind's stewardship of the earth; propgation before and after the Fall; the tree of life and the tree of knowledge of good and evil; the fall, the reasons for the expulsion from Paradise and the sentence of mortality, God's love and providence and His primacy in our lives.

In this book Eve writes many sayings, quotes, beliefs, some poems, and whatever comes into her mind. Her sole purpose is to bring inspiration to people throughout all walks of life. Having a daily thought and reflection and keeping an upbeat attitude can bring forth positive attributes to which anyone can be strong with purity of ones heart and mind. Broadening the mind, soul, and body can be the biggest stronghold to which all people across the world can earn and learn their own self-worth as a human being. Knowing the true meaning on ones celestial stones of birth has been known since the days of 450 BC.

Love Eve By: Eve Love Eve addresses our relationship with God and our difficult social issues, failing at feeding the poor, the myths of climate change, and all we need to do to prepare for our quickly approaching end.