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So, how long was a day in Genesis?
Yep. I am at this point too. I said yesterday that it is clear that there is disagreement. This whole conversation devolved from productive to disorganized when the Catholic fundamentalists joined in.This is like Groundhog Day. Every morning I wake up and see the same ol’ same ol’ arguments from the usual suspects.
Sometimes I honestly despair.
Not 24 hours. Just a way to tell the story. Move on.So, how long was a day in Genesis?
Go ahead: What the Early Church Believed: Creation and Genesis | Catholic AnswersLet us go over them shall we?
I’m afraid it’s par for the course in these parts. And it does nothing for the Catholic faith. I can well imagine someone joining the forum to learn more about the church and happening on this thread. They may well have some doubts about how to reconcile HG with the science and so join in. And what do they find?Freddy:
Yep. I am at this point too. I said yesterday that it is clear that there is disagreement. This whole conversation devolved from productive to disorganized when the Catholic fundamentalists joined in.This is like Groundhog Day. Every morning I wake up and see the same ol’ same ol’ arguments from the usual suspects.
Sometimes I honestly despair.
Huh? Are natural patterns designed then? Are snowflakes intelligent effects of an unintelligent cause? is DNA?Snowflakes are natural patterns like waves in the sand. Design contains code and/or symbols and patterns.
You did this for the sake of provisional science reasoned by flawed humans? How sad is that…I left my church when I was quite young.
Natural patterns do not contain or transmit a code. Symbols, maps, codes, languages do. They require a sender, a receiver and a decoder. They are always products of a mind.Huh? Are natural patterns designed then? Are snowflakes intelligent effects of an unintelligent cause? is DNA?
Not sure what you are trying to say.
I call it like I see it. I put forward solidly Catholic view, and the response is insistence on Biblical literalism in understanding the creation story. Yes - that is bending fundamentalist.“Catholic fundamentalists.” When all else fails, start calling people names.
Move on. As in move on from defining the day in Genesis.I’m not moving anywhere.
Who is being sloppy here? You seem to be completely ignoring the parts of HG that allow that human evolution can be seen as consistent with Catholic teaching.I’m not a sloppy Catholic or some ‘fundamentalist.’ God created, end of story. Eve did not evolve. Again, God created.
Most interesting. (from a lieing creationist source - not) Started out with more complexity? Oh my.And it does nothing for the Catholic faith.
It does not say that.ou seem to be completely ignoring the parts of HG that allow that human evolution can be seen as consistent with Catholic teaching.
Ok- which one to focus on.Go ahead: https://www.catholic.com/tract/creation-and-genesis
NIHIL OBSTAT: I have concluded that the materials
presented in this work are free of doctrinal or moral errors.
Bernadeane Carr, STL, Censor Librorum, August 10, 2004
IMPRIMATUR: In accord with 1983 CIC 827
permission to publish this work is hereby granted.
+Robert H. Brom, Bishop of San Diego, August 10, 2004
No need. You claimed that: “up until recently the creation week has been continually taught and understood as 6 days by the Magisterium of the Catholic Church” and asked “Yes or No.” The answer to your question is No.Ok- which one to focus on.