God is not a deciever if he told us what he did. He told us what he did and how long it took him to do so. Is that deception?
The problem it would seem to me is man's inability to comprehend God's abilities. Man is trying to bring God down to man's level.
Sorry to say but..."it ain't gonna happen"...
God put all the minerals in the earth. He put salt in the earth...salt did not need to evolve.
We are looking at things improperly. If God cares enough about us that he knows the number of hairs on our head does he not also know that we will need salt, copper, gold, oil etc.? Of course he knew this and thus he created what we would need.
Regarding light.
It existed before the stars etc. Then if there is a super nova so what? If he chooses to have such an event happen that is his choosing to show his greatness.
Just because science says it had to take x long for the light to reach us doesn't make it so. Maybe God wanted us to see the majesty of what he created and the power that he has to control everything...even a super nova.
As stated previously if science does not confirm God's word then science hasn't learned enough yet to understand how God did things.
The "evidence" of a much older universe is only man's conjecture based on man's observations. Observations that are based on man's current level of knowledge...which is foolishness to God.
When Jesus healed people he did so with the power of God. He caused blind eyes to see, mamed people to have whole limbs, paralyzed people to walk and dead people to live again.
It is nothing to God to do such things, why would it be so "difficult" for God to create a universe in a short time?
Is it too hard a task for God? I think not.
Our God is way too small if we think he could not do so.
We must not let science taint the word of God. Science is continually changing and learning. God has not change nor will he...he is constant, absolute and sure.
To doubt God's ability is foolish and harmful to our very being.
This is what I think.
The problem it would seem to me is man's inability to comprehend God's abilities. Man is trying to bring God down to man's level.
Sorry to say but..."it ain't gonna happen"...
God put all the minerals in the earth. He put salt in the earth...salt did not need to evolve.
We are looking at things improperly. If God cares enough about us that he knows the number of hairs on our head does he not also know that we will need salt, copper, gold, oil etc.? Of course he knew this and thus he created what we would need.
Regarding light.
It existed before the stars etc. Then if there is a super nova so what? If he chooses to have such an event happen that is his choosing to show his greatness.
Just because science says it had to take x long for the light to reach us doesn't make it so. Maybe God wanted us to see the majesty of what he created and the power that he has to control everything...even a super nova.
As stated previously if science does not confirm God's word then science hasn't learned enough yet to understand how God did things.
The "evidence" of a much older universe is only man's conjecture based on man's observations. Observations that are based on man's current level of knowledge...which is foolishness to God.
When Jesus healed people he did so with the power of God. He caused blind eyes to see, mamed people to have whole limbs, paralyzed people to walk and dead people to live again.
It is nothing to God to do such things, why would it be so "difficult" for God to create a universe in a short time?
Is it too hard a task for God? I think not.
Our God is way too small if we think he could not do so.
We must not let science taint the word of God. Science is continually changing and learning. God has not change nor will he...he is constant, absolute and sure.
To doubt God's ability is foolish and harmful to our very being.
This is what I think.
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