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When did people begin to believe the "Creation Week" was a literal event, and not allegorical?For the sake of the new guys here (Welcome!), I'll reopen one of my favorite subjects and take questions on the Creation Week, and try to answer to the best of my ability and understanding.
Fire when ready!
On Day One.When did people begin to believe the "Creation Week" was a literal event, and not allegorical?
Actually, if you've ever read your Bible, people weren't "created" until day six.On Day One.
That's true, but angels are people too; and so is the Godhead, a.k.a. First Person, Second Person, Third Person.Actually, if you've ever read your Bible, people weren't "created" until day six.
You had your chance for some real discussion bro, but you just couldn't resist a smarmy semantic response, could you? Have fun in your own little world.//That's true, but angels are people too; and so is the Godhead, a.k.a. First Person, Second Person, Third Person.
Yes -- Day Four, to be exact.were the sun/moon created on the described day.
I don't believe the firmament was that cloudy.Or was it merely that the firnament cleared up enough for us to be able to see them and thus 'apearing' on the sky from an earth perspective?
No sorries allowed --appolagies for the lousy typing, its late.
That's a toughy -- I don't know.On which day were micro-organisms created, and why?
What are the scriptures that say this?Yes -- Day Four, to be exact.
I don't believe the firmament was that cloudy.
There are three firmaments mentioned in the Scriptures:
- first heaven = atmosphere
- second heaven = outer space
- third heaven = Heaven proper
Fine I'm not sorry thenNo sorries allowed --
I don't really want to go outside of Genesis 1 too much in this thread, but for the record:What are the scriptures that say this?
100%Did God create all life during the creation week?
The answers do not stop there. I am sure AV was referring to physical life when he stated (quite correctly) that 100% of it was created during Creation Week. Definitions only need to be specified before the seeming stumbling block you have presented to us creationists is cleared away quite easily.Somehow I knew the answers would stop at one of my questions.
The answers do not stop there. I am sure AV was referring to physical life when he stated (quite correctly) that 100% of it was created during Creation Week. Definitions only need to be specified before the seeming stumbling block you have presented to us creationists is cleared away quite easily.
Yes, it is true we cannot conclusively answer for the origin of God, since that takes us into the immortal realm, a place we humans just cannot comprehend. But atheistic evolutionists have yet to explain the origin of the first life. Does it not seem more miraculous that life should have arisen without any intelligent input? Perhaps you would allow for the aliens' responsibility in seeding this planet with life, but then the question is only pushed out further--to the origin of the aliens.
The answers do not stop there. I am sure AV was referring to physical life when he stated (quite correctly) that 100% of it was created during Creation Week. Definitions only need to be specified before the seeming stumbling block you have presented to us creationists is cleared away quite easily.
Yes, it is true we cannot conclusively answer for the origin of God, since that takes us into the immortal realm, a place we humans just cannot comprehend. But atheistic evolutionists have yet to explain the origin of the first life. Does it not seem more miraculous that life should have arisen without any intelligent input? Perhaps you would allow for the aliens' responsibility in seeding this planet with life, but then the question is only pushed out further--to the origin of the aliens.
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