Frank Robert
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I don't think God is a deceiver, or that science is anti ChristianHe told His Own story and gave it to man. Beware of the spirit that tells a different story. Or that inspires man to interpret the natural deceptively to reach another story
There is no inherent conflict between believing Jesus is our savior and accepting the scientific consensus that the Earth is oldScience goes where the natural is. It cannot go anywhere else ever. Such as to creation.
We differ in our biblical interpretationOnly after matter comes to exist.
You are stretching your argument by making a claim that is not entirely true, and or by describing something as larger than it actually is.Well, I suppose the cockroaches would find it a blessing after a nuclear war. Maybe even some birds that eat carrion. The rest of us find that what science provides in this world can be a mixed blessing.
To say I disagree is an understatementYes, sad. If we go back to around 2000 BC the average life expectancy was about 175 years old. Go back another 1000 years before that and the average life expectancy was about 925 years. We can play with numbers all day if you like. It's fun. If we look into the possibly near (the time after Christ returns to the planet) future the life expectancy will reach 1000! Depending on the stats we use, I think that between medical errors and medically assisted suicides (thank you science) the life expectancy of many has decreased lately.
There is no inherent conflict between science and the Bible, as they view science as a way to understand God's creation and the Bible as a source of spiritual guidance, not necessarily detailed scientific information; any perceived conflict often stems from misinterpretations of either field.I agree, their misunderstanding caused by working with only part of the equation (natural only)
Only after it was created. This cannot tell us about the miracle of the creation itself. In fact, using only the processes of already created things, it leads to a gross misunderstanding of where it came from and how long ago. It also leads to diabolically anti God, anti creation, and anti Scriptural models
I don't think you have any idea of what you are claiming.Yes. Apostasy is a prominent feature of society today.
The conflict between science and the bible is in your own mind.That would fit! Other Christians might take it with a grain of salt, and in it's place and use it if it was a blessing etc. (as opposed to swallowing whole anything that had a little label 'scientific' on it.
Apparently you believe that there is a conflict between science and the Bible. I am among the many who do not agree that there is an inherent conflict as they address different types of questions with many seeing them as complementary fields of knowledge.When the theory is some half baked anti reality God opposing pipe dream formulated on the basis of religiously using only part of the equation (natural ONLY) one would hope there are still honest and believing people that would not be so deceived.
Yes, and He also died for us to let us know He was real too. Any true wisdom has both.
You mentioned that. Yes, sad. Thanks for the update
I think you have a belief in a literal interpretation of the Bible. If nothing else, you should be aware that this belief is not common among denominations. I am not trying to change or argue against your belief as belief is a private matter. Most denominations do not think such a belief or non-belief affects salvation as Jesus said that we must confess His name and the point He is making is that in order to be saved we must acknowledge that only He can save us. ( Matthew 10:32)
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