Hi there Red_Tory, all you need to read is my first post. I believe in a literal six-day creation. It logically follows from that that the earth is around 5,000 years old (not millions).
And for flyboy and whoever let me restate the reason for the original post here:
RoboOp said:
Reason for post: It seems that we have some anti-fundamentalists using this site so I just wanted to make it clear that the admin and moderator team (and I hope the majority of users, I hope) are indeed Bible-believing fundamentalists (and we don't want our site to be represented by fundamentalist-bashers who don't believe the Bible).
I think it's pretty clear -- I want to make clear what the administration of this site believe.
If anyone thinks that we don't allow more liberal views then they obviiously haven't read other threads (or even other posts in this thread!).

And that's the whole reason I made my post, to make clear what we believe, so that hopefully we and our site would not be so represented (in doctrine) by the more liberal posts. There is indeed a lot of freedom on this site and I'm exercising the same freedom to make clear what I/we believe.
I see nothing wrong with my simple post. Some actually appreciated it
Lastly, I think it most certainly does matter whether or not we believe the part of the Bible that says that Jonah was swallowed by a great fish. 'Coz if we don't, then that's an indication that we have a problem believing the Bible in general, and that in itself is indeed a problem (if we're calling ourselves believers). And again, I was reacting to some fundamentalist-bashing, by simply saying that I'm proud to believe all these fundamentalist extremist points of the Bible.