What are people alluding to when they speak of "forbidden fruit"? A. the sacrifices that Abel and Cain presented to God B. the story of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil C. the feast the father serves to celebrate the prodigal son's return D. the parable of the great banquet that invitees refused to attend

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Jacquelyn

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20 July, 11:29

What are people alluding to when they speak of "forbidden fruit"? A. the sacrifices that Abel and Cain presented to God B. the story of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil C. the feast the father serves to celebrate the prodigal son's return D. the parable of the great banquet that invitees refused to attend

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Will · Answer 1

B. the story of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

Thumper · Answer 2

B. The story of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil.

Forbidden fruit refers to the story of Adam and Eve, because they ate they lived in the garden of Eden and ate the "forbidden fruit" and thus gained knowledge.