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Well, the Bible's actually a compilation of books by many different authors. Most Christians (the reasonable ones) don't view six-day creationism as being something literal. But, I've met people who do 
. It wouldn't matter if you take them to a museum, or show them evidence of how old the Earth is. They'll either assume that they know more than the actual scientists, or shrug it off as a New World Order conspiracy led by Satan-worshiping atheists.
. It wouldn't matter if you take them to a museum, or show them evidence of how old the Earth is. They'll either assume that they know more than the actual scientists, or shrug it off as a New World Order conspiracy led by Satan-worshiping atheists.
mr.thrifty
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Well, the Bible's actually a compilation of books by many different authors. Most Christians (the reasonable ones) don't view six-day creationism as being something literal. But, I've met people who do
As a avid God believer. My judgment comes from thinking upon the creator. First off if you read Genesis Adam is created without growing up and the earth was in 7 days. So in essence being the word "God" being a supreme being of power... The chances of lack of thinking of wonder can a supreme being control time, space and continuum means that 7 days could have been 6 billion years in a sped up process. Sorta like fast forwarding your Sim on Sims with a book to level up.
Anywho... in other news this thread is ********.
Can I lock her in a room with Stephen Hawking?
Right ok I've never read the Bible and I'm not particularly religious, so please excuse my ignorance, but if the Bible is the truth and the Earth is only 6000 years old, who wrote and published the Bible....
there is actual proof as to why the earth is only 6000 years old, we have been lied to, how do you even explain this?
As an avid God believer, myself, I try not to think too much about it
. I think the evidence of science, and the word of God compliment each other very well, and I don't view the two as being in conflict. So, yeah, in our own limited understanding, we've put limitations on the Creator of time, space, who can throw a monkey wrench into the whole thing whenever it pleases him (the parting of the Red Sea was a perfect example of that).Of course, it could also be the case, that Moses, who was the author of Genesis (and an ancient man who didn't have access to the knowledge that we have today), wrote the creation story, simply as an allegorical tale of how he understood the formation of the universe.
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fosing
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from the blasphemous pages of allahsaurus rex's holybook.
may raptor jesus have mercy.
Lejuan
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I can't explain it. How people can be this stupid and still be able to feed themselves is a mystery to me.
Lejuan
Super Freak
You can't mock this degree of stupid, only feel sorry when the bottom of the barrel reveals itself.
Well, the moon does recede from the Earth about an addition inch every year. But, the flaw in the general "creationist" argument is assuming that you could extrapolate the distance back to 1.2 billion years, where it would have been touching the Earth. The math works out, but it fails to recognize that the moon was formed at some distance away from the Earth. In addition, the sweeping orbits of the Earth and moon, would have taken some time to stabilize, before the moon would even begin to recede.
actually, doing some quick research it shows dinosaurs were actually real (that silly girl) and never went extinct, they just evolved into reptilioons, this is so interesting. they still live here! (underground)
wow, who knew
wow, who knew
Wouldn't the tides be so much more insane since the source of the Moon's gravity would be so much closer? Eventually were losing the Moon, since's receding one inch away per year IIRC.
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