Where was man first place on earth?

Answer 1

Christians believe that God created Adam, who was the first man on Earth. The first person on Earth was in the Garden of Eden.

One must remember that at the time of Adam the earth was not divided as we know it know. The earth was all in one place and the sea was all in one place. It was not until after the flood that the earth took on the shape of the countries as we know them now.

It is believed by many that the garden of Eden was situated in the north lands somewhere in the vicinity where Jackson County is now in America.

While the first person on earth was in the garden of Eden, it is also so that after the flood this would certainly have not existed. The names that Noah gave to rivers post-flood were unlikely to be the same ones pre-flood since they would have been covered by much sediment. He merely would have used the same names to give a sense of familiarity to what would have been a vastly different world. The conclusion this leads to is that we simply cannot know where this was geographically, even though many have asserted it to be in the middle-east somewhere.

Answer

God was the first person (or spirit, whatever you like to call him) on Earth. He made Adam and Eve, which then they were the first humans on Earth.

Answer 2

All the earliest hominid fossils point to the first human ancestors having evolved in southern Africa, around seven million years ago. Also based on the fossil evidence, modern humans are also thought to have evolved in Africa, but some scientists accept a 'multi-regional' thesis that modern humans evolved across Africa and Asia, with migration playing a part to maintain a consistent genetic basis.

Answer 3

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