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What a strange thing for a Christian to say! Why do you fear that God is a builder?Looks like an interesting book. But i fear that it will argue that God is a builder.
What a strange thing for a Christian to say! Why do you fear that God is a builder?Looks like an interesting book. But i fear that it will argue that God is a builder.
I believe in God the Creator, not God the builder.What a strange thing for a Christian to say! Why do you fear that God is a builder?
Hebrews 3:3 Jesus has been found worthy of greater honor than Moses, just as the builder of a house has greater honor than the house itself. 4 For every house is built by someone, but God is the builder of everything. 5 “Moses was faithful as a servant in all God’s house,” bearing witness to what would be spoken by God in the future. 6 But Christ is faithful as the Son over God’s house. And we are his house, if indeed we hold firmly to our confidence and the hope in which we glory.
And I tell you, you are Peter, and on this rock I will build my church, and the gates of hell shall not prevail against it.I believe in God the Creator, not God the builder.
Far be it from me to claim Augustine and Aquinas are numbered among “Satan’s little helpers.” The Church allows the faithful to believe in a literal six days, sure, but I fundamentally disagree with it. And that’s fully within my rights.Unfortunately, many of the greatest minds of the Church are as deceived, blind and brainwashed as you. Worse, I suspect that some of the greatest minds of the Church are spiritually corrupt and can be numbered among Satan’s little helpers.
The Catholic Church allows the faithful to believe in a literal “six days” interpretation of Genesis 1. Are you saying this teaching is wrong?
Erm… No. You are mistaken. Vishnu created the world, and there is evidence that He created.God creates and there is evidence that He actually created.
I can’t think of how it would work. Trying to stay on both sides of the fence, there is no support from either. There seem to be quite a few posters holding that view. Perhaps rather that criticising creationist positions, their time would be better spent attempting to explain how God and evolutionary theory come together.theisitc evolution
By playing the God card they can gloss over any flaws in Darwin’s theory .Perhaps rather that criticising creationist positions, their time would be better spent attempting to explain how God and evolutionary theory come together.
That’s what St Augustine would agree with if he was aware of modern biology. He wrote an encyclical, De Genesi, in which he defended a non-literal interpretation of Genesis. What’s important is not the “history” or “science” of the book, but that God created all things, and that man has willfully fallen to sin. The technical discription of how creation came to be is irrelevant, theologically speaking - it’s a bit anthropocentric to think God literally got out his modeling clay and engineering software to construct the universe.Fine. What if the Biblical days are evolutionary epochs? Then evolution is the mechanism by which God made the various animals, and He saw that it was Good.