Dear God, Eve what have you done?

[Esquilax]

What evidence would any scientific organization accept for two people having lived for billions of years in a garden paradise with God?

If you can not provide prameters that define the evidence needed then it can be said that the 'scientific process' you repersent is fatally flawed to grasp or accept anything that it currently does not understand to be true. Kinda like those who believed the earth was flat.

Okay, listen: this is why your idea is complete and utter bullshit. You don't even know what evidence you have.

When I ask you "what evidence do you have for this?", your answer should not be "what evidence would you like?" it should be "yes, we have x kind of evidence." Asking me what I'd need just tells me that at the moment, you don't have any evidence, and that any answer I give will just result in you spinning more fabrications out of extant scientific theories.

Which is why I asked you what convinced you: I don't care what you can make up to support your theory, I care about the actual evidence. There must have been something that initially convinced you of this idea, some evidence you didn't have to go handwaving to find, and I was interested in what that was. Asking me what evidence I'd accept is just an invitation for you to go off and return with only that evidence that supports your position, ignoring that which doesn't, and the scientific interpretations of the evidence you did return with, which I don't doubt would not match up with your claim that the garden of eden literally existed.

In short, I've got no interest in hearing you lie about real science so you can pretend your fake science is valid.

True to form, actually getting a straight answer out of you reveals that you believe based on the "holy spirit," which to me means that you just made it up, and then opted to attribute your own imagination to an objective source, as if that means anything at all.