The book of Genesis opens with 11 chapters of original stories that relate to the world and humanity. Underlying the narratives are deep insights about human beings, their qualities and their flaws, in addition to society, with all its vitality and malaise. The creation of the world and the idyllic Garden of Eden, the story of the Great Flood, the drama of the Tower of Babel, among others, teach us who we are, what we should be wary of, and what we should strive to become. The countless interpretations gleaned from these stories are proof that in each reading a new and even surprising insight...