It depends where you put your
emphasis.
- Christians put their emphasis on God - (breathing life into Adam).
- Atheists put their emphasis on Adam - (becoming life).
Of course we know what happened, as God documented it.
Wrong.
We "know" what happened, as
some anonymous source recorded it
ostensibly on behalf of God.
Please, I know english isn't your specialty and you like to use unique "interpretations" of words but be clear on this point.
Notice how he will try the same thing in Revelation:
[bible]Revelation 13:15[/bible]
We'll keep an eye open for that. Sure 'nuff.
You do realize people have been "keeping an eye open for that" sort of thing throughout most of history since someone decided Revelation was a prophetic book, right?
How many millenia do you think we need to keep an eye open for this sort of stuff?
Why don't fundamentalists grow up and live in
the real world for a while instead of obsessing on magical fantasies which
might have been written as allegorical commentary on stuff happening
contemporaneously for John of Patmos?
This eschatology stuff is fun for "campfire ghost stories" to scare the kiddies, but at some point we all have to grow up and get jobs and live adult lives, pay our taxes, and maybe work on
helping each other instead of telling ghosty stories to scare the kiddies all the time, or threatening our fellow humans with unimaginable terror should they fail to believe as we do.
Revelation is even less to do with evolution and science than your beloved Genesis.