The book of Genesis is like the ultimate origin story, setting the stage for the rest of the Bible. It's where we meet Adam and Eve, the first humans, and learn about the garden of Eden, a paradise that sounds like a dream vacation spot. But, just like a good mystery novel, the identity of the author remains a whodunit.
Traditionally, Moses is credited with writing the book of Genesis, along with the next four books of the Bible. It's like he's the author of the century, with a bestseller that's been topping the charts for thousands of years. But, some scholars think that maybe, just maybe, there were other writers involved, like a team of ghostwriters helping him out.
