And here I was thinking God was the father of creationism, and that it's been a "thing" for at least those 6,000 years....go figure.
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Sigh... Henry Morris... Father of modern creationism. Really wasn't a thing until Mary Baker Eddy > Henry Morris.
YEC is the pseudoscientific religious belief that the earth is 6k y.o.
Impossible to fit Genesis. Same chance of fitting as Tooth Fairy TOE.Theistic ToE, I suppose?
No problem.I'm leaving this thread and the age of the Earth one because I don't understand what's going on. If by some freak chance anyone wants to talk about this stuff by PM, cool. Thanks to all.
No. But if you are an unbeliever commenting maybe answer this. Should a Christian claiming to believe Genesis and that Jesus created all things also believe in the theory of Evolution of life?There is a "believers only" section, if you're interested in censure.
Not a thing in there about how one is supposed to interpret Genesis.First Council of Nicea (325) First Council of Constantinople (381)
We believe in one God, the Father Almighty, Maker of all things visible and invisible. We believe in one God, the Father Almighty, Maker of heaven and earth, and of all things visible and invisible.
And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the Son of God, begotten of the Father [the only-begotten; that is, of the essence of the Father, God of God,] Light of Light, very God of very God, begotten, not made, being of one substance with the Father; And in one Lord Jesus Christ, the only-begotten Son of God, begotten of the Father before all worlds (æons), Light of Light, very God of very God, begotten, not made, being of one substance with the Father;
By whom all things were made [both in heaven and on earth]; by whom all things were made;
To sign up as a Christian on some forums, as I seem to remember I may have done once on this one...people are supposed to agree with this.
Now my question is to Christians and mods who are Christians and mods in training, etc. How can you preach evolution here and claim you are following this little creed?
Not a problem. Identifying a natural cause for a phenomenon does not rule out a simultaneous divine proximate cause, and God created the natural causality as well.No. But if you are an unbeliever commenting maybe answer this. Should a Christian claiming to believe Genesis and that Jesus created all things also believe in the theory of Evolution of life?
How can you preach evolution here and claim you are following this little creed?
Only if you insist that it's literal.Impossible to fit Genesis. Same chance of fitting as Tooth Fairy TOE.
No.No. But if you are an unbeliever commenting maybe answer this. Should a Christian claiming to believe Genesis and that Jesus created all things also believe in the theory of Evolution of life?
I dont get why your slogan is "science can take a hike" yet your saying it on the internet which relies on the use of satellites and space-time science - the stuff you say can take a hike. That stuff makes your mobile phone work, lets you watch TV, and allows humans to explore space. It provided you with medicine, allowed your children to be born safely, and has allowed the world to develop.No.
Not only did God say He created everything in six days, but the ORDER He created them in is also diametrically opposed to evolution.
There are two types of science:I dont get why your slogan is "science can take a hike" yet your saying it on the internet
OK - You're not picking and choosing verses to fit your view are you? I'd rather be open to the idea that every year new knowledge is learned through science. You use the internet but the science that allows it uses the relativity theorems that also supports the Big Bang theory. My point is that a belief in God and Science can coexist..... and right now you're using some of the science you dont like to better your lifeThere are two types of science:
Science that opposes the Bible and science that doesn't oppose the Bible.
The science that opposes the Bible can take a hike.
You mentioned the Internet as an example.
Job 38:35 Canst thou send lightnings, that they may go, and say unto thee, Here we are?
The science behind the Internet does not oppose the Bible.
Okay, Zoii ... this brings out one of my favorite points:OK - I kinda think you pick and choosing what u want to fit your view. I'd rather be open to the idea that every year new knowledge is learned through science. You use the internet but the science that allows it uses the relativity theorems that also supports the Big Bang theory. My point is that a belief in God and Science can coexist..... and You use the science to better your life
Im a bit confused after your post and am not sure what your position is then. So - u support a scientific view, but not if it contradicts verses you hold to - doesnt matter.... you have ur view and thats fine. My whole point was I think science and theology coexist and dont have to be at odds.Okay, Zoii ... this brings out one of my favorite points:
(You old-timers know what's coming!)
I currently have 9008 times more posts than you do, Zoii; and you haven't a clue as to where I stand on science.
And in fact, I hold science up to a Standard that atheists won't dare to go.
Scientists are, in my "pick-and-choose" opinion, gifted to us from God, and I'll kiss the feet of a scientist before I kiss the feet of a theologian any day.
So before you hold me in contempt of court, please don't judge me like everyone else does.
Be above them and give me some credit.
I would take flack from even my own church for believing the earth is as old as it is ... whatever age that is ... so I keep my mouth shut.
No argument there.My whole point was I think science and theology coexist and dont have to be at odds.
Let me help. If science disagrees with AV's very narrow interpretation of the Bible it is wrong, even if he relies on that science to be right every day.Im a bit confused after your post and am not sure what your position is then. So - u support a scientific view, but not if it contradicts verses you hold to - doesnt matter.... you have ur view and thats fine. My whole point was I think science and theology coexist and dont have to be at odds.
Theistic Evolution is not scientific because it requires the input of an invisible God who cannot be scientifically verified.Personally I don't see any conflict between the creed and theistic evolution. It still acknowledges God as "maker of all things". You just can't take the genesis creation account too literally.
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