A butterfly hangs upside down in a sack, chrysalis or cocoon, while it is undergoing a great change. When the time is ripe the butterfly struggle to escape the cocoon. At this point it will release a set of chemicals called hormones. These hormones strengthen the newly formed pairs of wings. The movement inside the cocoon is a struggle which results in pumping fluid into the wings, which will help the wings to expand. This challenge is key to the development, freedom, strength, and health of the butterfly. Soon it will flap its wings and fly away. Beautiful and transformed for a new beginning.Humanity's mother, Eve, as well as all women emerge from oppressive cocoons like butterflies. It is possible for their entrance into the world to cause powerful vibrations that will cause a ripple effect in the scientific universe's changing its way of thinking. Through the creative process we can investigate the nature, uniqueness, significance and glory of womanhood through the creation of Eve, one of the Bible's most insightful connections to science.Rescuing the image of Eve is rescuing the image and character of all women and girls. Alarmingly, down through the centuries up to our present millennium the global image of Eve and women lean more toward the negative spectrum of human characteristics. images such as subordinate being, wicked, seductive, adulterous, evil, proud, and a genetically malformed male. These words are hurtful and from both the sacred and secular audiences used to describe the first woman. There is a need for a memory refreshment that goes like this," Everything God created is "very good". Eve is "Imago Dei", created in the likeness of God (Genesis 1:26-27). Only humanity has this amazing honor. God reveals Himself in Eve through her human capacities of thinking, making decisions, knowing right from wrong, intelligent, loving, and holy.
