@Andrew_Loke explains why he thinks the image of God was not outside the Garden.
Joshua Swamidass’s The Genealogical Adam and Eve is one of the most important books in science and religion published in recent decades. It has won deserving praises from scientists and scholars from different worldviews, and has convinced sceptics (e.g., biologist Nathan Lents) and Christians (e.g., biologist Darrel Falk) to change their views concerning the compatibility of evolutionary genetics and the existence of Adam, thus bridging a longstanding divide between faith and science.