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theCardinalbird
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I don’t know.The tablets someone suggested God himself wrote Genesis on.
I don’t know.The tablets someone suggested God himself wrote Genesis on.
Ark of the Covenant?The tablets someone suggested God himself wrote Genesis on.
Yes, when one is told over and over and over that it is really old, it is most difficult for a paradigm switch to happen.Frankly, I am speechless that anyone could possibly be so foolish as to think the Earth is only around 10,000 years old.
My FRIEND, my comment was NOT argumenative:grinning:EXCUSE ME BUT why do we Catholics need a defense for Genesis when the real issue is you apparently NOT correctly understanding it.
Be specific and I]ll be specific in my replies.
God Bless you,
Patrick
It certainly was no “attack”; it was an honest question; in my opinion your not understanding Genesis is the core issue; which for that book is not unusual given the variety of literature forms employed in its narration.
I am truly sorry for my POST being taken as an “attack.”; it certainly was not in tended that way.
If you’d care to be more specific; more precise and quote or reference passages; I and I suspect, others as well would be happy to assist your understanding.
God Bless and PLEASE do accept my apology:smiley:
Patrick
More like, when one has some basic grasp of science.Yes, when one is told over and over and over that it is really old, it is most difficult for a paradigm switch to happen.
Are you referring to provisional science? And ignore the latest science?More like, when one has some basic grasp of science.
Ok thank you for the apology. I was probably too harsh. Trying to find the tone in someone’s post is hard. I’m also sorryMy FRIEND, my comment was NOT argumenative:grinning:
It certainly was no “attack”; it was an honest question; in my opinion your not understanding Genesis is the core issue; which for that book is not unusual given the variety of literature forms employed in its narration.
I am truly sorry for my POST being taken as an “attack.”; it certainly was not in tended that way.
Ok. Genesis 1:1-31 speak of creation in a 24 hour day period (it seems). My question is, does a literal or even figurative understanding of this creation story fit in with what modern science has concluded about the origins of the universe? Or our planet?If you’d care to be more specific; more precise and quote or reference passages; I and I suspect, others as well would be happy to assist your understanding.
Show me one shred of evidence for a young Earth!! It makes absolutely no sense at all. As I said the people who simply add up the generations in the Bible are living in fantasyland if that it what they call evidence.So calling someone mentally ill seems like an appropriate response, eh?
You nor I were there…who are YOU to call someone mentally ill for simply believing what God has said…for having faith…or are you saying God is not capable of something? Are you denying His omnipotence?
All I am trying to say is that we can have it both ways without being insulting…
The two creation accounts are complementary. One is about the order of creation. The second is the importance of man.As literature it’s a bit muddled, for example the two and contradictory accounts of the creation of people. And the plot leaves out obviously needed facts - who did the children of Adam and Eve marry?
Hmmmmm, there is much water in space.No, there is not a sea above the blue dome we imagine we see when we look at the sky.
Yes, they did. While common descent is true, universal common descent is not.No, modern species and all extinct species did not come into being separately one from the other. They are related by decent.