In existographies, George St. Clair (c.1833-1910) (RMS:70) was an English geologist, anthropologist, and biblical archeologist, noted for []

Overview
In 1907, St. Clair, in his The Secret of Genesis: an Astro-Religious Record, after opening to a quote by Origen, attempted to surmise the astro-theological basis of Genesis, e.g. Cain and Abel. [1]

Quotes | Employed
The following are quotes employed by St. Clair:

“What man of sense will think that there was a first and second and third day, evening and morning, without any sun, moon, or stars? And who would be so stupid as to imagine that god, after the fashion of a human gardener, had planted a garden in Eden towards the East, and set in it a tree of life that should be seen and felt, so that one who ate of its fruit with his bodily teeth should acquire life? Why need I say more when anyone who is not blind can quote multitudes of such examples, written down as though they had occurred, and yet never having occurred in the literal sense?”
— Origen (c.230), Publication; quoted by J. Armitage-Robinson (1904); cited by George St. Clair (1907) in The Secret of Genesis (pg. 5)

Quotes | On
The following are quotes on St. Clair:

“It is the astronomical and time-measuring key that has been used by a few writers who have endeavored to understand the Book of Genesis, such as Railston Skinner and George St. Clair. Their explanations are, however, very difficult.”
— Author (1926), “Article” (pg. 377), The Theosophist

References
1. St. Clair, George. (1907). The Secret of Genesis: an Astro-Religious Record -- The Legends and Their Interpretation, from the Fall of the Angels to the Building of the Babel Tower (pg. 108-10). Francis Griffiths.

Further reading
● St. Clair, George. (1873). Darwinism and Design: or Creation by Evolution. Publisher.
● St. Clair, George. (1887). Evil: Physical and Moral. Publisher.
● St. Clair, George. (c.1895). Buried Cities and Biblical Countries. Publisher.
● St. Clair, George. (1898). Creation Records Discovered in Egypt: Studies in the Book of the Dead. Publisher.
● St. Clair, George. (1901). Myths of Greece. Publisher.
● St. Clair, George. (c.1907). Will Christ Come? Publisher.