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That is not the purpose of "deep time" or Dispensationalism. Some people feel it is better not to try to marry them. Although there are some attempts to marry dispensationalism with covenant theology. The point is you can not change the fact that Adam and Eve lived 6,000 years ago. Between the Tigris and Euphrates river. Now the question is what does the history book say was going on 6,000 years ago in the Tigris Euphrates River Valley in what they call Ancient Mesopotamia. In my ancient history we actually studied Breasted's book directly. I have quite a few copies around here that I got for a good price on Amazon. The History book indicates that there were two groups of people living there at the time. They seemed to be peaceful and they seemed to get along with each other. The term "Sumerian" is the common name given to the ancient non-Semitic-speaking. We know that the Semitic people learned a lot from the Sumerians and I am sure the Sumerians learned a lot from them. It was actually the Semitic people that took farming to the entire world. This does indeed present scientific evidence for the Bible. It is beyond me why people can not put their thinking cap on to see all the evidence we have that proves the Bible is true. I think it is because they are not interested because for Christians this sort of findings are front page news. Now it is buried on the discovery channel.But Dispensationalist, in the context of this thread, relates to an attempt to marry observations of deep time, with the words of Genesis.
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