Can a Christian believe in Noahs flood not being Universal?
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Is there any evidence for "cavemen"?
Some people who know me sure believe I exist
Some people who know me sure believe I exist
http://www.ancient-wisdom.com/caveart.htm
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Is there any evidence for "cavemen"?
Some people who know me sure believe I exist
Some people who know me sure believe I exist
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Is there any evidence for "cavemen"?
Some people who know me sure believe I exist
Some people who know me sure believe I exist
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I didnt claim to have a rebuttal now did I?
See thats the difference.
I couldnt care less about what these luciferians come up with. I care about what the Bible teaches about human origins and I WILL STICK WITH THAT. I dont care what ANYONE says.
I'll never back down, not one step back. Until I draw my last breath no matter the condition, I will NEVER believe in evolution and deny creation and biblical human origins.
It does bother me quite a bit that christians are willing to downplay what the Bible teaches because some secular scientists found something somewhere
See thats the difference.
I couldnt care less about what these luciferians come up with. I care about what the Bible teaches about human origins and I WILL STICK WITH THAT. I dont care what ANYONE says.
I'll never back down, not one step back. Until I draw my last breath no matter the condition, I will NEVER believe in evolution and deny creation and biblical human origins.
It does bother me quite a bit that christians are willing to downplay what the Bible teaches because some secular scientists found something somewhere
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Of course you did.
No, actually it is the same ideology that makes for some Christians to appear incredibly backward in their beliefs. You mock archeology and then deny proof that counters your unsubstantiated claims doesn't exist.
That's also not true. If that were the case you wouldn't insert yourself into this thread in the way you do so as to assail people with name calling.
Actually Christian is Capitalized as a proper noun.
What you are unaware of is that there are Christian Geologists.
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The age of the earth is a question both of biblical interpretation and scientific investigation. Unfortunately, neither Christian conservative Old Testament scholars nor Christian scientists are in universal agreement. This topic covers a broad spectrum of issues so I am going to try and narrow the focus of the discussion. I will first briefly discuss the biblical aspects of the question, then move on to geology, the flood, and the Grand Canyon.
First, how do the "young-earth" and "old-earth" positions view the Scriptures? Let me emphasize right at the start that both young- earth and old-earth creationists bring a reverent and submissive attitude to Genesis. The difference is a matter of interpretation. Well-known young-earth creationists Henry Morris, Duane Gish, and Steve Austin, from the Institute for Creation Research, interpret the days of Genesis 1 as literal 24-hours days, the genealogies of Genesis 5 and 11 as consecutive or nearly consecutive generations, and the flood as a universal, catastrophic event. This leaves little room for much more than ten to thirty thousand years as the true age of the earth. " Excerpt From:
The Grand Canyon and the Age of the Earth
No, actually it is the same ideology that makes for some Christians to appear incredibly backward in their beliefs. You mock archeology and then deny proof that counters your unsubstantiated claims doesn't exist.
That's also not true. If that were the case you wouldn't insert yourself into this thread in the way you do so as to assail people with name calling.
Actually Christian is Capitalized as a proper noun.
What you are unaware of is that there are Christian Geologists.
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The age of the earth is a question both of biblical interpretation and scientific investigation. Unfortunately, neither Christian conservative Old Testament scholars nor Christian scientists are in universal agreement. This topic covers a broad spectrum of issues so I am going to try and narrow the focus of the discussion. I will first briefly discuss the biblical aspects of the question, then move on to geology, the flood, and the Grand Canyon.
First, how do the "young-earth" and "old-earth" positions view the Scriptures? Let me emphasize right at the start that both young- earth and old-earth creationists bring a reverent and submissive attitude to Genesis. The difference is a matter of interpretation. Well-known young-earth creationists Henry Morris, Duane Gish, and Steve Austin, from the Institute for Creation Research, interpret the days of Genesis 1 as literal 24-hours days, the genealogies of Genesis 5 and 11 as consecutive or nearly consecutive generations, and the flood as a universal, catastrophic event. This leaves little room for much more than ten to thirty thousand years as the true age of the earth. " Excerpt From:
The Grand Canyon and the Age of the Earth
Something being Christian isnt saying much today. The last leader of the US of A was a *Christian* and supported abortion. How about that?
I also take the days in Genesis 1 to be literal 24hour days. YOU KNOW WHY? Because of the pattern established there: Rest on the Sabbath.
The sabbath commandment is given to Israel to rest on the final day of the week (Sabbath), just like God rested then.
Now: If we take it to be figurative instead of 24hour days. Are we to work 50 centuries, THEN rest one century?
I also take the days in Genesis 1 to be literal 24hour days. YOU KNOW WHY? Because of the pattern established there: Rest on the Sabbath.
The sabbath commandment is given to Israel to rest on the final day of the week (Sabbath), just like God rested then.
Now: If we take it to be figurative instead of 24hour days. Are we to work 50 centuries, THEN rest one century?
