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... and God saw that it was good.
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Not every religion.
Agree. Buddhism does not. Daoism does not.
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Not every religion.
Not every religion.
You don't want to go there. You will lose miserably. Such examples are LOADED in the Bible. Do you think I will have faith in the story of the Babel without having a strong base of faith from other sources in the Bible?
Give you an easy one: the Bible describes many many times, the mountains will "move". Do you think this is just a fantasy used in poetry? Since when do scientists know that mountains DO MOVE?
Do you know the modern science know that mountains can move in several different ways?
Run, before you embarrass yourself.
Absolutely not.
You will say that miserably in all your life.
I like to say, I DO know.
When reading that, I get a mental image of a 5-year old on the play ground saying "na, na-na, naaa-na"My way is much much better than yours.
Agree. Buddhism does not. Daoism does not.
Every theistic religion that I am aware of, has some kind of creation myth embedded.
Do you know of one that doesn't?
In Hinduism, the universe is believed to be eternal. Similarly in some varieties of Greek philosophy.
Ever heared of Lord Brahma, the Creator?
The Abrahamic religions said, in contrast to accepted science, that the universe had a beginning at a point in time, and had not existed forever. They were right.
Since Hinduism sees the universe as being destroyed and recreated infinitely often, this is not "creation" in the sense of the Abrahamic religions.
And please leave your snide patronising attitude on the bus.
The Abrahamic religions said, in contrast to accepted science, that the universe had a beginning at a point in time, and had not existed forever. They were right.
You don't want to go there. You will lose miserably. Such examples are LOADED in the Bible. Do you think I will have faith in the story of the Babel without having a strong base of faith from other sources in the Bible?
Give you an easy one: the Bible describes many many times, the mountains will "move". Do you think this is just a fantasy used in poetry? Since when do scientists know that mountains DO MOVE? Do you know the modern science know that mountains can move in several different ways?
Run, before you embarrass yourself.
Absolutely not.
You will say that miserably in all your life.
I like to say, I DO know.
My way is much much better than yours.
The Bible doesn't say the mountains move except in ways that were clearly observable by the people who wrote it, and therefore not taken on faith.
I like to say I do know, also, but only if I ACTUALLY know. To say that you know, when in reality you only have faith, is dishonest.
I am afraid it is not true. There are many say mountain does not move TODAY. It is not an experience to human. It is only by the modern science, we proved what's said in the Bible.
Um. no. You must have a very strange definition of faith.
Nothing in the Bible suggests that that's "Adamic language."
It's the name God chose to reveal to the Israelites.