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[Blake4000]

Creationism is CORRECT, God indeed DID make us as written in the Bible, and its also been written in the Qu'ran.


Everyone who chooses not to believe God and The Bible, seems to like to quote "Darwin's Theory of Evolution", that all life came out of the sea, as their so-called proof that God doesn't exist, without realising where Darwin got his theory from. Darwin was NOT so clever, he just knew how to read and he himself must have believed God and The Bible, because that is exactly where he got his information from.

God states on the very FIRST page of the Bible that all life EXCEPT MAN - the Adamic race - came out of the sea (Evolution or Creation) - Genesis chapter 1 verse 20. Afterwards God CREATED (Adam) man, SEPARATELY, on the sixth day.

Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the WATERS bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and fowl [that] may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven.

Before his death, Darwin acknowledged that there was a "missing-link" and he admitted that he was wrong about the Adamic Race having evolved from apes. But this is futher elaberated on the Hayrun website. There is so many diffrent "experts" in science that disprove Darwin and his wild claims.

 

[DailyBlessings]

Welcome to the site, Blake.

 

[Blake4000]

Thank you. Love your sig, so true.

 

[random_guy]

Creationism is CORRECT, God indeed DID make us as written in the Bible, and its also been written in the Qu'ran. I'd like to quote some Good sources
Please add the "www" dot

harunyahya.com < Muslim Source, but highly scientific videos.
trueorigin.org < Very good articles, plenty of them. (sometimes offline)
pleaseconvinceme.com < Highly recommended Christian creatism site.
drdino.com < Kent Hovind's website with good videos.

Everyone who chooses not to believe God and The Bible, seems to like to quote "Darwin's Theory of Evolution", that all life came out of the sea, as their so-called proof that God doesn't exist, without realising where Darwin got his theory from. Darwin was NOT so clever, he just knew how to read and he himself must have believed God and The Bible, because that is exactly where he got his information from.

God states on the very FIRST page of the Bible that all life EXCEPT MAN - the Adamic race - came out of the sea (Evolution or Creation) - Genesis chapter 1 verse 20. Afterwards God CREATED (Adam) man, SEPARATELY, on the sixth day.

Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the WATERS bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and fowl [that] may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven.

Before his death, Darwin acknowledged that there was a "missing-link" and he admitted that he was wrong about the Adamic Race having evolved from apes. But this is futher elaberated on the Hayrun website. There is so many diffrent "experts" in science that disprove Darwin and his wild claims.

Ignoring the glaring errors in the post (especially the Darwin rechanted story), what scientific evidence do you have of Creationism being correct? And why should I trust all your websites which state that any evidence against Creationism is wrong? Finally, why is it nearly every single scientific organization, university, and research journal all support modern biology, geology, astronomy, and physics if Creationism is correct? Why should I take the word of a bunch of people who have no evidence of the word of people who have evidence which I can verify?

 

[Deamiter]

This entire post is nothing more than an unsupported allegation. It's great that you think this -- care to add any support to your point?

Oh, and the bit about Darwin recanting is entirely made up. You'll find it on creationist websites, but never with a citation to an actual source. But then, I suppose that fits with the theme of the unsupported allegations...

 

[Deamiter]

Everyone who chooses not to believe God and The Bible, seems to like to quote "Darwin's Theory of Evolution", that all life came out of the sea, as their so-called proof that God doesn't exist

One more thing -- I have NEVER seen ANYBODY say this -- not in my 2 years moderating here -- not in my 6 years of study -- not ever on the internet. That evolution is true says nothing about a proposed supernatural entity. Nobody's claimed that it disproves God or ANYTHING like that.

To claim otherwise is a terribly deceptive misrepresentation of evolutionist claims. Atheist evolutionists don't claim it, and CERTAINLY the Christians who accept evolution on this forum don't claim it!

 

[Dannager]

Hi there, Blake4000. You may want to do a little reading up on what you are arguing against, because you got pretty much everything wrong. Might I suggest starting at www.talkorigins.org? In particular, http://www.talkorigins.org/faqs/comdesc/ may suit you well.

 

[Mallon]

Thanks for the original, cutting-edge insight, Blake. And welcome!
Sorry to say it, though, but you're wrong:

God states on the very FIRST page of the Bible that all life EXCEPT MAN - the Adamic race - came out of the sea (Evolution or Creation) - Genesis chapter 1 verse 20. Afterwards God CREATED (Adam) man, SEPARATELY, on the sixth day.

Genesis 1:20 And God said, Let the WATERS bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and fowl [that] may fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven.

Actually, Genesis only says that birds and aquatic creatures came from the sea. "Wild animals", "livestock", and "all the creatures that move along the ground" were formed from the earth. It's right there in verses 24 and 25.

Before his death, Darwin acknowledged that there was a "missing-link" and he admitted that he was wrong about the Adamic Race having evolved from apes. But this is futher elaberated on the Hayrun website. There is so many diffrent "experts" in science that disprove Darwin and his wild claims.

This is also a lie. Answers in Genesis told me so.

 

[Late_Cretaceous]

Galileo is supposed to have recanted that the Earth revolves around the sun. Yet that didn't stop the Earth did it.

 

[manchambo]

Am I the only one who gets a little uncomfortable whenever anyone uses the term "Adamic Race"? I get the impression that many (most?) of the people who use that term mean "white people."

 

[Late_Cretaceous]

I agree with you .

Just look at this remark (emphasis mine). Also found here,
in the August 2006 archive.

Then your god is satan. Gods kindness is only for his people the Adamic white race. All others need not apply. My words are logical and the truth that has set me free...You are a satanic judeo christian. I have a heart only for thoes who are like me as God tells me to do.

 

[philadiddle]

Am I the only one who gets a little uncomfortable whenever anyone uses the term "Adamic Race"? I get the impression that many (most?) of the people who use that term mean "white people."

&#8250;ãdãm is used with four senses in the Hebrew text: a generic term for humanity; a specific term for an individualmale; a personal name; and a place name.​

...
The first appearance of &#8250;ãdãm is found in Genesis 1:26-27. There is occurs twice, describing the divine *creation of humanity on the sixth day. It is clear that the &#8250;ãdãm created is intended as a collective.

Dictionary of the Old Testament Pentateuch, T. Desmond Alexander & David W. Baker
InterVarsity Press, 2003, p.18
(i have no idea how to do a proper reference)

 

[rmwilliamsll]

Everyone who chooses not to believe God and The Bible

the issue is not IF you believe God and the Scriptures but rather if you believe that YECism is what God wishes us to believe about Gen 1-5.

They are not the same thing, you are confusing your interpretation of Gen which is YECism with the text itself, confusing reading with interpretation.

If in fact, God is not telling us that the world is 6Ky old, don't you think it would be a good idea to understand what He is really teaching us? That is, if your interpretation could be wrong, don't you think it a good idea to see what other Christians believe it says?

 

[Blake4000]

The "Adamic Race" is humankind all together, before the split of "races" and cultures at the tower of babble. It does not mean the white race. I respect all people of all races equally.

 

[shernren]

Let me just say that I really don't know how to respond politely to something like this. Therefore I shall keep all the smarmy throwbacks to myself for now and say:

Welcome, I hope you'll stay, don't get burned by the occasional flaming, stick around, listen, and learn.

 

[Blake4000]

Who are you talking to shernren, you should direct your comments at someone rather than leaving them guessing....