juvenissun
... and God saw that it was good.
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It is obvious. He does not believe God can create. It is not deniable.
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That's very judgemental. Who made you the arbiter of Christian values?
Just one? How does that make you better?
Forgive me, but if I recall correctly, "your science" made you conclude that rocks are alive.My science is BETTER than your science.
Yes. The wages of sin is death.Are you talking about the laws about stoning people to death because they picked up twigs on Saturday
It is obvious. He does not believe God can create. It is not deniable.
Forgive me, but if I recall correctly, "your science" made you conclude that rocks are alive.
It is obvious. He does not believe God can create. It is not deniable.
Sure he does, he just believes it happened in a different way to what yo u believe.
Where did he say that?
His book said that.
Is interpretation reserved for someone with your skill set and forbidden ground for mere mortals? (Hint: asserting that a passage is literal is in itself an interpretation.)He can not start that kind of interpretation. Otherwise, many many messages in the Bible could be twisted in the same way. This is his fatal mistake.
Yes. It is a more profound understanding than you know. Do you care to learn?
You've read it?
Is interpretation reserved for someone with your skill set and forbidden ground for mere mortals? (Hint: asserting that a passage is literal is in itself an interpretation.)
This should be good... go for it.
People talked to me about it. I am not a biologist.
Ask your question.
Ah. I see. So you only read the Bible in the original Hebrew and Greek. I hadn't understood that.In Christianity, there is no interpretation to the nature of God's creation.
I don't interpret. I read.
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