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Women Vs. Prometheus: The Strength Of Women

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To counter this augment, women did not make mankind suffer, but thus far, just like Prometheus, gave us strength. Women gave humans faith, freewill, and hope. Eve proves that God lied to mankind when he said, “If you eat from the tree of knowledge you will die” but they did not die. When Paradox opened the jar, and all the evils did come out, but there were still hope in the jar, and most of all a woman gave birth the Jesus and all the other prophets. Jesus gave his life for mankind, and so did women. With all these achievements that women gave mankind, we still treat them

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