What present day city could be where the Garden of Eve was?

Question

If there was a garden of eve

Answer 1

Jews/Christians/Muslims who believe in Garden of Eden would say Bagdad.  (Except Mormons, who think it's near Jackson, Mississippi - That's not a joke.)

Answer 2

If you're asking where the garden of Eden was, according to the Bible It was in the present day city of Baghdad (Genisis makes refrence to tigris and euphrates rivers).

Answer 3

That depends on your religious point of view.  Many believe Jerusalem is the answer.

Answer 4

Since there was never  a "Garden of Eden" - there is no city in Iraq, or elsewhere, where it could be.

Answer 5

Do you mean the Garden of Eden. I was told in school that it was in Iraq, in the vicinity of Baghdad

Answer 6

Because the rivers Euphrates and Tigris are mentioned, it is assumed that it was in the Baghdad area, in present-day Iraq.  

Answer 7

It never existed.

It's all a lie written in a fantasy book designed to con people into believing something that in reality, science continues to disprove.

Answer 8

Nowhere - it's a mythical place.  All cultures have a creation myth (except for the Celts, I think), and this one is the Christian version.  There was and is no "Eden."  Sorry

Answer 9

I hope this helps. Good Luck. If you check out the link below it will provide you with all suspected locations of the Garden of Eden including the one where the Euphrates and Tigris Rivers come together.

There have been a number of claims as to the actual geographic location of the Garden of Eden, though many of these have little or no connection to the text of Genesis. Most put the Garden somewhere in the Middle East.

Answer 10

In Assyrian records, there is mention of a "Beth Eden" (House of Eden), a small Aramaean state, located on the bend of the Euphrates River just south of Carchemish, in the vicinity of Urfa and Harran (Turkey) at approximately36°55′N, 38°00′E.