There are no answers in Genesis

[Mister Agenda]

I would suggest that you broaden your perspective. Any given text is profound to the extent that it can meaningfully  speak to the various inconsistent circumstances of Mankind across time and space.

Stop bullshitting and start explaining to the uneducated plebs, what the figurative meaning of Genesis is.

I can give one. It's an allagory for why we want to do good but so often fall into bad behavior. It doesn't really explain why we're morally flawed, but it does hammer home the fact that we're morally flawed, and that it's part of human nature. And women's fault.