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Have you read the first book of the bible. It's called "Genesis."Stoneman wrote:wow...................
no wonder people thing christians are dumb
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wow...........
anywaaaaay... Im christian, and of nearly 400 other cristians i know, perhaps 5 believe evolution is false.
everything in the bible agrees with evolution, everything.
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B'reishit barah elohim.
I agree with evolution, but the fact that god came before everything disagrees.
I agree with evolution, but the fact that god came before everything disagrees.
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The first word, and the second letter of the 18th word in the 50th paragraph.Stoneman wrote:point to one thing in genesis that disagrees with evolution
As the universe is curved, there cannot be a straight answer...

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What about god creating everything in 6 days?sanuke okumatzu wrote:The first word, and the second letter of the 18th word in the 50th paragraph.Stoneman wrote:point to one thing in genesis that disagrees with evolution
Good point.... I suppose...I don't remember anything in it that disagrees.. so for the sake of ease let's say you're right
Remember: I think the idea of creationism is laughable.
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uh hello ? Are you Serious ?
Those heathen natives lacked Jesus in their hearts !
I think it is obvious. God led his faithful from the
repressions of the state sponsored church of England.
They arrived in America, where they could be MORE
obedient to the words of the BIBLE. God sent a plague
to the Americas to demonstrate his power to the natives,
and interest in making the Super-Religious-Whitey the
new standard of expected obedience. When the natives
clung to their inferior ways, God let them die.
Those heathen natives lacked Jesus in their hearts !
I think it is obvious. God led his faithful from the
repressions of the state sponsored church of England.
They arrived in America, where they could be MORE
obedient to the words of the BIBLE. God sent a plague
to the Americas to demonstrate his power to the natives,
and interest in making the Super-Religious-Whitey the
new standard of expected obedience. When the natives
clung to their inferior ways, God let them die.
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I love all your responses to subjects such as these. So sarcastic, witty, and hilarious.Tsiangkun wrote:uh hello ? Are you Serious ?
Those heathen natives lacked Jesus in their hearts !
I think it is obvious. God led his faithful from the
repressions of the state sponsored church of England.
They arrived in America, where they could be MORE
obedient to the words of the BIBLE. God sent a plague
to the Americas to demonstrate his power to the natives,
and interest in making the Super-Religious-Whitey the
new standard of expected obedience. When the natives
clung to their inferior ways, God let them die.


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Not entirely true, unlike you I don't have the time or the inclination to investigate it.Jeremy wrote:People who argue that life today hasn't evolved from single celled organisms have basically as poor an understanding of evolution as people who don't believe in it at all.
Footbaggers are less religious than the general population because they are younger.
That would be a conceivable argument were it not for the fact that native Americans who converted to Christianity died of diseases at a far higher rate than native Americans who kept their old religion.Tsiangkun wrote:uh hello ? Are you Serious ?
Those heathen natives lacked Jesus in their hearts !
I think it is obvious. God led his faithful from the
repressions of the state sponsored church of England.
They arrived in America, where they could be MORE
obedient to the words of the BIBLE. God sent a plague
to the Americas to demonstrate his power to the natives,
and interest in making the Super-Religious-Whitey the
new standard of expected obedience. When the natives
clung to their inferior ways, God let them die.
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I didn't have to go very far to find one. Chapter 1 of Genesis:Stoneman wrote:point to one thing in genesis that disagrees with evolution
11: And God said, "Let the earth put forth vegetation, plants yielding seed, and fruit trees bearing fruit in which is their seed, each according to its kind, upon the earth." And it was so.
12: The earth brought forth vegetation, plants yielding seed according to their own kinds, and trees bearing fruit in which is their seed, each according to its kind. And God saw that it was good.
13: And there was evening and there was morning, a third day.
This happened on the 3rd day of Earth's creation. In reality, plants took a couple of billion years to evolve after the first single-celled organisms appeared on the planet.
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a billion human years maybe, but the bible is talking about days of the earth ?
You know how like, one human day is measured by the earth revolving on it's axis ? Well, earth days are measured by arbitrary units of accomplishment.
It's just a God thing, you get used to it after a while. It does make the bible confusing though.
You know how like, one human day is measured by the earth revolving on it's axis ? Well, earth days are measured by arbitrary units of accomplishment.
It's just a God thing, you get used to it after a while. It does make the bible confusing though.
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Sure but the word used in the ancient Hebrew (Yom) for day, is only used in the context of a literal 24 hour day through out the rest of the bible. Either they changed the definition of that word just for the first chapter of Genesis, or it actually literally means a 24 hour day.Tsiangkun wrote:a billion human years maybe, but the bible is talking about days of the earth ?
You know how like, one human day is measured by the earth revolving on it's axis ? Well, earth days are measured by arbitrary units of accomplishment.
It's just a God thing, you get used to it after a while. It does make the bible confusing though.
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