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Cupid, I am not a bible basher. Just because I reject your nonsense claims about "what the bible really says" doesn't mean I am bashing the actual scripture.
BTW, the "dark ages" you are referring to? Light existed during that time, so it doesn't contextually match to what you think it does.
Do you know just why it is called the "dark age"?
Nice try, Cupid, pigeonholing me into one of two in this false dichotomy.
Saying that Genesis is not literally correct is not bashing it.
Of course it is bashing Genesis when a person denies it is literally correct.
When someone wiggles and denies what each verse states by saying things like the Big Bang was not the beginning of time for science believers is just either stupid or a wiggle to avoid the literal support for Gen 1:1.
When one tries to cloud the simple scientific Truth, that before neutral Atoms formed, visible light was impossible, so the Dark Cosmic Age is exactly what Gen 1:3-5 states.
When science reports that indeed, once or a number of times thereafter, all the waters under heaven were collected into one place, around the single continent of Rodinia or a pangea-like land mass, they are simply denying the Bible or the science in ordwr to say Genesis is wrong.
Everyone understands Genesis differently, you don't need scientific proof to understand unless it is created it doesn't exist. God is the name we give to the creator of the universe. God must have existed prior to the creation in order to create.
The big bang theory is still a theory, because it is easily disproven. Sure we can prove there was light, followed by an expansion, but that is just the first 2 days of Genesis. One problem with the big bang theory is the inequality of matter/antimatter, when light produces matter it does so in equal quantities of matter/antimatter.
As soon as you add matter to the start of the big bang theory, you have carbon copy of the first 2 days of Genesis. Scientists really should stop flogging a dead donkey, and add matter, which was undoubtedly fluid in nature, to the start of the big bang theory.
Cupid Dave,using the sources of your alter ego does not count for much.Some of us know you as Kofh2u so it seems you are just trying to be deceptive here in your post.
Pangea does NOT mark the first emergence of dry land. Cupid's assumption simply discards this important detail.
Everyone understands Genesis differently, you don't need scientific proof to understand unless it is created it doesn't exist. God is the name we give to the creator of the universe. God must have existed prior to the creation in order to create.
The big bang theory is still a theory, because it is easily disproven.
Sure we can prove there was light, followed by an expansion, but that is just the first 2 days of Genesis. One problem with the big bang theory is the inequality of matter/antimatter, when light produces matter it does so in equal quantities of matter/antimatter.
As soon as you add matter to the start of the big bang theory, you have carbon copy of the first 2 days of Genesis. Scientists really should stop flogging a dead donkey, and add matter, which was undoubtedly fluid in nature, to the start of the big bang theory.
You really need to actually read Genesis. And then come back and explain how you think the Big Bang follows Genesis - for example explain how there could be water before there was light.
Son of Zadok
? Water before light?
Are you misreading Gen 1:2???
and dAnd (the great Shechinah), the spirit, (the panentheistic Natural Laws of God moved upon the face: [paniym: presence] of the "waters" (or these transitory rotating pieces of matter: [mayim: Hebrew])
Waters is a bad term since it conjures up images of H2O. I prefer fluids. If light created matter and antimatter in unequal quantities near the start of the big bang, why does it create them in equal quantities now? If you would like to see the proof, it's readily available, and demonstrable at any of the particle accelerators on the planet. To understand the disproof of the big bang theory is going to require a knowledge of Physics, I have a masters degree in Physics. The big bang theory is fundamentally flawed, and is disproved.
Fluids is a much better term to use for me, since the fluid nature of the universe is observable. Genesis Day 1 = Light , Day2=expansion. Read my very first post for an explanation. Day 3 is the day that doesn't fit chronologically with the facts. Day 4 is a given, and I was suprised to discover dividing the age of the universe by 6 and taking 2 of the parts gives the age of the sun pretty much bang on, you do the maths if you don't believe me.
day 5 and 6 are slightly mixed up, however it is clear from the fossil records that life on this earth began in the last two sixths of the age of the universe, and all land animals in the last sixth.
So the real problem I have is with day 3, however, I see no reason why the earth couldn't have been reduced to molecules by a supernova that formed the giant molecular cloud our solar system formed from, then reformed in the same way. Since if you exchange fluids for waters it's easy to understand how the giant molecular gas cloud gathered together to form the planets including the Earth.
One of us obviously is.
The passage reads "And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters. And God said, "Let there be Light."
In this order:
1) Waters
2) Light
Even if everyone accepted that the water was "molten matter" you still do not solve your delimma.
The earth did not exist before light. Not as water, not as molten iron. The earth is late by a few billion years.
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