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pre·lap·sar·i·an

(prē'lăp-sâr'ē-ən) pronunciation
adj.
Of or relating to the period before the fall of Adam and Eve.

[PRE- + Latin lāpsus, fall; see lapse + -ARIAN.]


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Nicholas Kristof reached back to the dawn of time with his battle cry for liberals to take on questions of religion, meanwhile contributing a top Alt-Click:

"The squeamishness about sexuality led the church into such absurdities as a debate about 'prelapsarian sex': the question of whether Adam and Eve might have slept together in the Garden of Eden."

Link: Liberal Bible-Thumping

Posted May 16, 2005.

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of or relating to the time before the fall of mankind
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