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If the earth is old and even if we say its 30 to 300,000 years old ie orthodox srcheology claims humans go back 300,000 years with simple burials with tools in caves.
If the earth and humans are older than 6,000 years then this would mean that the creation of man in Gods image maybe more symbolic. That maybe at some point the first human to become God aware was an act of God whether that be a direct intervention or as a natural evolution that humans would reach this point.
I say this because the evidence seems to show no religious thought or beliefs and then a fairly sudden awareness of the gods. If the flood happened a few 1,000 years before it happened then humans would not have understood the flood as from God. It would have been just cause and effect.
So at some point humans became God aware like a spiritual awakening.
According to the bible people knew about God before the flood by the fact they sinned and worships idols and pagan gods. So it seems despite God creating Adam and Eve in His image people soon forgot that and started worshipping other gods and sin due to the fall.
So we should find a history of humans reaching a high point as a world as a civilisation before the flood came. To get to a point of always sinning would imply they though they were gods and built great monuments to their gods in defiance. This wasn't some small village mentality. They built their temples to the gods all over the world before the flood came and that is what we find in pre flood archeology.
I just find it hard to ignore all the evidence for recent events, evence for many lines that all point to humans being around a lot longer than 6,000. Its like asking someone to fit say my nation Australia's history timeline into 100 years when its nearly 250 years in the making. Let alone the Aboriginal culture that goes back 10's of 1,000's of years.
It just doesn't fit. Too much has happened, to much has changed, too much time is needed for things to develop naturally without forcing it into place.
If the earth and humans are older than 6,000 years then this would mean that the creation of man in Gods image maybe more symbolic. That maybe at some point the first human to become God aware was an act of God whether that be a direct intervention or as a natural evolution that humans would reach this point.
I say this because the evidence seems to show no religious thought or beliefs and then a fairly sudden awareness of the gods. If the flood happened a few 1,000 years before it happened then humans would not have understood the flood as from God. It would have been just cause and effect.
So at some point humans became God aware like a spiritual awakening.
According to the bible people knew about God before the flood by the fact they sinned and worships idols and pagan gods. So it seems despite God creating Adam and Eve in His image people soon forgot that and started worshipping other gods and sin due to the fall.
So we should find a history of humans reaching a high point as a world as a civilisation before the flood came. To get to a point of always sinning would imply they though they were gods and built great monuments to their gods in defiance. This wasn't some small village mentality. They built their temples to the gods all over the world before the flood came and that is what we find in pre flood archeology.
I just find it hard to ignore all the evidence for recent events, evence for many lines that all point to humans being around a lot longer than 6,000. Its like asking someone to fit say my nation Australia's history timeline into 100 years when its nearly 250 years in the making. Let alone the Aboriginal culture that goes back 10's of 1,000's of years.
It just doesn't fit. Too much has happened, to much has changed, too much time is needed for things to develop naturally without forcing it into place.
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