Simple question really.

[ThePinsir]

Well obviously she was wrong. Like I said, nothing he said was wrong. I don't know how sure he was that Yahweh would punish them for being enlightened, but knowledge is not a bad thing. Or if you think it's a sex metaphor, natural processes are not a bad thing.

Yes he's called cunning. Cunning enough to figure out the truth, and know that being immortal and ignorant isn't as good as being mortal and enlightened.

I don't know why they hid themselves, or had a problem with being naked. If it was wrong to be naked, why were they allowed to be unclothed in the first place? It makes no sense, except for a society that was raised to believe nakedness is wrong.

Genesis 2
17 But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil, thou shalt not eat of it: for in the day that thou eatest thereof thou shalt surely die.

Genesis 2
4 And the serpent said unto the woman, Ye shall not surely die:

As you can see the serpent clearly lied.

God said she'd die that day, and the serpent said she wouldn't die. So god flat-out lied, while the serpent stretched the truth a good bit.

Anyway, I'm not even sure the serpent in the garden is supposed to be Satan anyway.