Beg for attention somewhere else, Arthur Brain. I've invited you to try to answer the question that is the title of this thread, which question you and I both know you cannot answer.
The best they have is nothing.
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Where does the Bible teach that the earth is billions of years old?
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The best they have is nothing.
7djengo7
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Darwinism--what Darwin cheerleaders call "the theory of evolution"--is not a theory at all. Rather, it's sheer nonsense; it is not cognitively meaningful. Not only is Darwinism not true, but Darwinism does not even rise to the level of being false. Anything that is neither true nor false is something that is not a theory.
RobertBoyce
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I do not believe there are any "dates" in the bible
While our ancestors have been around for about six million years, the modern form of humans only evolved about 200,000 years ago.
https://tinyurl.com/y3ybnj2d
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Fortunately, we don't have to rely on what you believe. The Bible teaches "six days" of creation and rules out billions of years.
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ok doser
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Bob Carabbio
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SPAM is the only response that you have?
Bob Carabbio
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It's a proper response for an utterly ridiculous question.
7djengo7
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Here (again) is the question that is the title of this thread that I started:
Where does the Bible teach that the earth is billions of years old?
You have no answer to that question because, as you and I both know, the Bible does not teach that the earth is billions of years old, see. Which means that (as you've already demonstrated) you've nothing relevant to say in this particular thread.
Where does the Bible teach that the earth is billions of years old?
You have no answer to that question because, as you and I both know, the Bible does not teach that the earth is billions of years old, see. Which means that (as you've already demonstrated) you've nothing relevant to say in this particular thread.
7djengo7
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You mean, here, by way of an attempt at humor, to express your agreement with those of us who believe the Bible, that the Bible does not teach that the earth is billions of years old, right?? Am I reading you aright?
I'm puzzled, because here:
you seem to be referring to the question that is the title of this thread as "an utterly ridiculous question", and it's not clear to me why you'd call it that.
If you're calling the question, "Where does the Bible teach that the earth is billions of years old?", "an utterly ridiculous question", then why are you doing so? What motivates you to it?
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Okay - this section isn't for horsefeathers as such. If you are not here to actually discuss the topic, please stop wasting our time.
ok doser
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that's the way I read it :idunno:
7djengo7
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That was my first impression, too. Hopefully we're correct.
Do you deny that there are events in the Bible that we know happened at certain dates in history?
:yawn: The thread is about what the Bible says, not what some darwinist says.
Bob Carabbio
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That about covers it -
The Bible doesn't "teach anything about the actual chronology of creation, and everybody knows it. SO the question: "What does the Bible teach about something it doesn't teach about" is ridiculous.
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The Bible gives all of the information needed to determine an approximate date for creation.
It says in black and white what happened on "the first day" through "the seventh day."
If that's not a chronology, I don't know what it. :chuckle:
Oh yeah?
The question is perfectly valid when directed toward those who assert that Darwinism is compatible with the Bible.