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The creationist quick reference, 2010 edition.
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I love to pwn Internet scientists here with children's stories they should have learned in Sunday school.
The creationist quick reference, 2010 edition.
There is no contradiction at all. You have OEC that deals with old earth Creationism, you have GAP that covers mostly from 14,000 to 6,000 years ago. Then you have YEC that covers the last 6,000 years. Creationism is very simple. Look at the History for an example. Look at what Science says about the Jewish people 6,000 years ago and look at what the Bible says. Science and the Bible tend to agree. There is no disagreement or contradiction. Only Science gets obsolete and outdated very fast. The Bible remains the same for over 3500 years now. The Bible is timeless and does not get obsolete and outdated.Since all the evidence contradicts the biblical creation, I'm assuming you just read Genesis.
I think that is mostly because people will twist themselfs and it into a pretzel to find excuses for its laughable errors. Such as the world being flat as a coin clearly stated in the original hebrew, but must be explained away with far fetched nonsense because its clearly false and the bible cant be false so obviously the guy who wrote it simply was terrible at hewbrew .There is no contradiction at all.
The Bible is timeless and does not get obsolete and outdated.
There is no contradiction at all. (blah blah blah)
You need to add three more to this list, just to match the number of [major] theories concerning our moon (or moons); and then you need to downgrade one of them, just to catch up to Pluto.OEC - The sequence of events is probably largest inconsistency with science. Plants before sun? Birds before land animals?
GAP - The one that merely supplements the bible by saying there was more than one creation... which contradicts both the bible and science.
YEC - This one should be pretty obvious... To quote Lewis Black, "FOSSIL!"
You need to add three more to this list, just to match the number of [major] theories concerning our moon (or moons); and then you need to downgrade one of them, just to catch up to Pluto.
GAP - The one that merely supplements the bible by saying there was more than one creation... which contradicts both the bible and science.
You don't mind if I refuse to vacate the area in deference to someone who is acting like he's disgusted, do you?What are you even doing here, AV? You're not here to learn anything, you reject reality, and you just constantly make idiotic unrelated comments. You obviously have no desire for truth or knowledge. You don't even believe the bible because you add your own mythology to it to make yourself happy! What are you even doing here?
I don't think so. Because 'belief in the creation event' might mean that you believe the Muslim account of the creation event, or the hindu account, or the Sikh account etc.I like Biblical Literalism, but I think creationism is sufficient, as I define creationism as 'belief in the creation event'.
But you're right, "Biblical Literalism" is much more descriptive.
But just like you have to have the right religion (Christianity, in this case), you need the right Bible (KJV, in this case).I don't think so. Because 'belief in the creation event' might mean that you believe the Muslim account of the creation event, or the hindu account, or the Sikh account etc.
Biblical literalism refers clearly to the christian bible.
But just like you have to have the right religion (Christianity, in this case),
Genesis was originally written in Modern EnglishBut just like you have to have the right religion (Christianity, in this case), you need the right Bible (KJV, in this case).
After all, the Bible says:
Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
... not:
Genesis 1:1 In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth.
No comment.Genesis was originally written in Modern English
Since all the evidence contradicts the biblical creation, I'm assuming you just read Genesis. Only the entire bible is finite. Does that mean that if I've read the bible, I'm just as qualified as any other creation scientist?
What about the creationist accounts of religions other than Christianity? Do I just read their holy books?