I agree it was disobedience, Through faith I believe that because we don't wait on the lord. God had a plan on his timing. The promise. Man had dominion over everything.
Truth and those are factors,yet those things wasn't revealed until the sin of disobedience took place. He had a plan.
That still wouldn't have occurred until disobedience took place. That gave birth to those to those sinful acts. Still disobedience to listen to the serpent, first sin
I'm not sure I can believe that this is "the best of all possible worlds" anymore.
I want to believe that, due to God's Sovereignty,
but then reality hits, and my doubts ensue.
BUT to speculate otherwise is useless.
What I'm getting at, is: did God really have another "timing" or "plan" other than the one that took place?
It is a genuine thought,
but is it a constructive one,
or a destructive thought?
When we begin to speculate about "God's perfect will" verses His "permissive will",
we delve into an unrevealed subject,
not displayed within the revealed Word of God,
but only invented by the curiosity of mankind.
The sin in the Garden,
and the possibility of a world where that sin never took place,
should not form any solid theological opinions within us.
To do so is to hold human logic as superior to the Word, as a method of understanding reality.