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No. You've taken the division of the Hebrew Bible, TaNaK, and super imposed it over the Protestant Bible. There's no basis for it and is completely irrelevant.

Hello OT :wave: Simple reminder that there's a world outside of these forums. Go therefore and make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and the Son and the Holy Spirit Cheers :thumbsup:

Sorry, I see my post was a little ambiguous. I understand the whole argument isn't a TE concern; however, I still feel they are wasting time arguing with people who seem to not want to get it, no matter what is said. That's why I mentioned casting pearls before swine.

Stumbling back into CF and this thread makes me remember why I stopped posting in the first place, but I couldn't help myself from making an observation: Matthew 7:3-6. Planks and sawdust in the eye, and immediately after that, casting pearls before swine. TE's, give it up. There are better...

Genez, that might possibly be the most eisegesis I have ever seen.

If he didn't create it how is it in existence? Perhaps the choice to disobey would be better suited, but that still raises the question of did God create the ability to disobey and in so doing create something negative?

In my understanding it is impossible for God to be acquainted with anything unholy or sinful. If God created Satan and later "sin was found in him" (Ezekiel 28:15), did God create sin? I guess my question can be better asked, does creation of a choice to sin, in essence, create sin itself...

Even AiG recommends that the Paluxy Tracks is an invalid argument (I live in Texas and have actually seen the tracks). http://www.answersingenesis.org/home/area/faq/dont_use.asp

Absolutely not. TE might be a minority in southern U.S. but not globally.

When you hear of wars and rumors of wars, do not be alarmed. Such things must happen, but the end is still to come. Mark 13:7

Ah, that makes sense.

Obadiah

How do we know that?

Compared to most threads this one has stayed fairly related to the OP.

His grandfather just happened to grow a foot instantly?

What makes you say so?

I guess that's a yes to Juvie.

Yes, I have questioned and I have come to the conclusion that it isn't historical or scientific fact. I'm now criticizing the Creationist's view on the subject. You're right, it's all a joke to me. Sarcasm aside, Creationism really is a joke and you're one of the headline comedians. Due to...

I have a question for you, Nathan. Do you think the Ancient Egyptians worshiped Ra because they thought he literally ferried the sun across the sky or because they really understood a heliocentric model but thought it was just easier to assign a god to the sun's apparent transit across the sky...

There's pretty compelling evidence for that claim, isn't there? :thumbsup: