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In the KJV I read something that goes something like this: "when God made
Adam and Eve they were naked. But sin came into the world, and sin distorts
anything. Sin distorts nakedness. Immediately Adam and Eve knew they were
naked, and they tried to make a pair of pants out of fig leaves. They still
saw their nakedness."

Today there is a common saying among some evanegelists that no people are
"junk" because God doesn't make junk.

My question is this, if God created Adam and Even naked, why after eating
from the tree of knowledge, why would it matter to Adam and Eve that they
were any less than the people God created and if God made them naked why
would they be ashamed for anyone to see them naked. The Bible seems to infer
nakedness is bad, but if nakedness is bad why would God have created them
naked.

For the past thirty-odd years husbands and wives and even close friends no
longer feel shame being naked in the presence of the opposite sex (at least
if they are husband and wife) so why would Adam and Eve even _think_ there
was anything wrong with them being naked when that was how they were
created. To think they needed clothes would, in my opinion, be tantamount to
an opinion that God make a mistake when he created them naked and we know
God does not make mistakes, so what is the explanation?

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1) Where can the following words be found?: "For as by one man's
disobedience many were made sinners, so by the obedience of one shall many
be made righteous."

Reference: Rom. 5:19

A. 1 Corinthians
B. Romans
C. Galatians
D. Ephesians

2) Which epistle advises fathers not to provoke their children to wrath?

Reference: Eph. 6:4

A. Ephesians
B. Galatians
C. Hebrews
D. 1 Timothy

3) What is "little" yet "boasteth great things"?

Reference: Jam. 3:5

A. The tongue
B. Money
C. Pride
D. The heart

4) An unmarried believer "in Christ" should be concerned about what?

Reference: 1 Cor. 7:33

A. Finding a mate
B. Making a living
C. Raising children
D. Pleasing God

5) Paul wrote to the church at Thessalonica, "Ye were ensamples to all that
believe in Macedonia and..." what other region?

Reference: 1 Thes. 1:7

A. Phrygia
B. Italy
C. Achaia
D. Bithynia

6) "Till I come, give attendance to reading, to exhortation, to doctrine."
These words of instruction were given to whom?

Reference: 1 Tim. 4:13

A. The Philippians
B. Timothy
C. Titus
D