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Most people believe that a literal Biblical creation account and science are diametrically opposed to one another.
I came across a site with this FAQ of questions from atheists about faith & science:
FAQA
Of particular interest to me (and the main point of this thread) are questions 9 & 10, where the writer states her belief in a literal reading of Genesis as well as her belief that it is in complete agreement with current scientific knowledge.
Here is the slideshow where the argument is made that science & a literal Genesis are in agreement with one another:
Six Days
I’m not saying I believe it’s correct, but it does at first glance seem to be a plausible argument. And I do think it is a good thing when science and Scripture agree with one another, which I would expect to happen most of the time given that God created the scientific principles governing the universe.
Your thoughts? Are they using good or bad science? Do you agree/disagree that it matches what we find in the Bible?
I came across a site with this FAQ of questions from atheists about faith & science:
FAQA
Of particular interest to me (and the main point of this thread) are questions 9 & 10, where the writer states her belief in a literal reading of Genesis as well as her belief that it is in complete agreement with current scientific knowledge.
Here is the slideshow where the argument is made that science & a literal Genesis are in agreement with one another:
Six Days
I’m not saying I believe it’s correct, but it does at first glance seem to be a plausible argument. And I do think it is a good thing when science and Scripture agree with one another, which I would expect to happen most of the time given that God created the scientific principles governing the universe.
Your thoughts? Are they using good or bad science? Do you agree/disagree that it matches what we find in the Bible?