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Evolutionism destroys theology. It destroys the reason why the Bible sys we need Jesus. It is a false doctrine.
There was no law suspended for the flood.Suspension of many natural laws.
Because it is who we are? Does there need to be a reason.
And I did answer - I said that I do not know. And, I am comfortable with that answer.
Yeah, that's not true.
If you want to remain ignorant as to why...then there really isn't much I can say to you.
You basically said there was no Adam made from the dust...and no Eve made from Adams rib, no garden, no snake and consequently NO FALL. You said it was all make believe....despite the biblical fact that it happened...and s presented as very literal and historical in other parts of the Bible.
But you don't need a reason. You simply accept your belief in evolutionism is correct...DESPITE...what the Bible says.
Your simple "say so" without a thought out response..which answers the contradictions evolutionism presents....clearly indicates your "Yeah, that's not true" statement is hog wash.
I'm sorry you believe that. I think you are wrong, but it certainly explains why you stand against "evolutionism."Evolutionism destroys theology. It destroys the reason why the Bible sys we need Jesus.
Because it is who we are? Does there need to be a reason.
And I did answer - I said that I do not know. And, I am comfortable with that answer.
Fine, then don't come here pushing your anti-ark, anti-Genesis, Anti-fall doctrine....if you can't handle the biblical repercussion.
You claim that evolution and theology are mutually exclusive. In order to disprove your contention, I need to show one example where they coexist. I will use myself.
I have faith in God and His Son Jesus, yet I believe in evolution. I study theology and science. Ergo, evolution/science and a belief in God/theology are not mutually exclusive. One does not destroy the other.
How, not why. And perhaps not even how. You assume that it must only have had something to do with biological evolution, but you have no evidence of that.Where would you like me to begin?
Evolutionism directly contradicts Eve being created from Adams rib...as well as being the mother of all.
Evolutionism contradicts the biblical concept of Adam causing our sin nature. In fact it even contradicts how and why they fell.
I thought this forum was for debate? If you do not want to debate literalism vs allegory, then what are you doing here?
And, as I requested before, I would ask you not to question the depth of my faith - I don't question yours.
Where would you like me to begin?
Evolutionism directly contradicts Eve being created from Adams rib...as well as being the mother of all.
Evolutionism contradicts the biblical concept of Adam causing our sin nature. In fact it even contradicts how and why they fell.
You've been asked to explain your allegory...and how it relates to what the rest of the bible has to say about the topic.
The first sentence of Genesis.
Evolutionism destroys theology. It destroys the reason why the Bible sys we need Jesus. It is a false doctrine.
There's a Creation Museum in the Midwest where they show Dinosaurs walking up into the Ark, along with other animals.
There are galaxies that we cannot observe, but we do have a notion of a universe. The inspired author of Genesis, and his contemporaries, also had a concept of everything-there-is. David felt small when he considered the heavens (Psalm 8). Job is the oldest book in the Bible and it says, "He hangs the Earth on nothing." So yes, they did believe in a global world.SkyWriting said: ↑
The writer and readers didn't believe in a global world.
People so often think they can quote scripture
and then not quote scripture. Again, scripture
is not about geology or geography. It's not
about science.
Ok. Now where is any globe...or even shape.
erets: earth, land
Original Word: אָ֫רֶץ
Part of Speech: Noun Feminine
Transliteration: erets
Phonetic Spelling: (eh'-rets)
Short Definition: land
NAS Exhaustive Concordance
Word Origin
a prim. root
Definition
earth, land
NASB Translation
common (1), countries (15), countries and their lands (1), country (44), countryside (1), distance* (3), dust (1), earth (655), earth the ground (1), earth's (1), fail* (1), floor (1), ground (119), land (1581), lands (57), lands have their land (2), open (1), other* (2), piece (1), plateau* (1), region (1), territories (1), wild (1), world (3).
1In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth. 2 The earth was formless and void, and darkness was over the surface of the deep, and the Spirit of God was moving over the surface of the waters.
New International Version
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
New Living Translation
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
English Standard Version
In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.
New American Standard Bible
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
King James Bible
In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
Holman Christian Standard Bible
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
International Standard Version
In the beginning, God created the universe.
NET Bible
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
New Heart English Bible
In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
GOD'S WORD® Translation
In the beginning God created heaven and earth.
JPS Tanakh 1917
In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
There are galaxies that we cannot observe, but we do have a notion of a universe. The inspired author of Genesis, and his contemporaries, also had a concept of everything-there-is. David felt small when he considered the heavens (Psalm 8). Job is the oldest book in the Bible and it says, "He hangs the Earth on nothing." So yes, they did believe in a global world.
If it contradicts the Bible, it won't be true.
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