NW82
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I am a creationist. I have no problem believing that the earth is 6K years old, but even if I'm wrong it changes nothing about what Christ did on the cross. The trouble with the OP argument is that it presupposes that God's sovereignty is in question, it isn't. Is it possible that what we see though "science" is true and that the world is billions of years old, yes. However the reverse is also true, it is entirely possible that God spoke into being creation as it is right now, and we only see what we see through a limited human viewpoint. Nothing in that stops God from being who he is. God can do what he wants, when he wants, how he wants by definition; before it's said yes there are caveats, e.g. God cannot lie, but my point is clear.NW82,
The problem is that many conservative churches are teaching that there is nothing between creationism and atheism. I have heard this from the pulpit at churches within walking distance of my home. There is nothing but creationism and atheism, the pastor says, liberal Christianity is a sham. I have talked to people who were raised this way, found out that creationism doesn't work, and severed their last link with Christianity, becoming atheists, agnostics, or humanists or something, but not Christians. I have heard the same pastor who preach this dangerous doctrine complain that they can't figure out what is happening to their young people. That is, youth raised in the church just disappear one day and never come back.
I wish you could convince the creationists that this is "a moot point."
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