There are many versions of the Fall for those who aren't persuaded by the Genesis account.

The Genesis account is then reconciled with the age of the Earth.

Using the Genesis account as a template, the days of creation are claimed as follows:

These arguments are structured around the Genesis account of creation and Old Testament moral law.

The Genesis account was right for the time of Jacob.

Few theologians take the Genesis account of creation literally.

Some of us might go so far as to say that the Genesis account of creation is not literal history but myth in Lewis's sense.

He knew that the Genesis account of man's fall from grace could be read as an indictment of a thirst for knowledge.

Otherwise, the structure and basic premises of the Genesis account of the Creation were left intact.

In his position he sought to harmonize religion and the Genesis account of creation with modern science, particularly Darwinism.