xxx of yyy characters
Join Group
Google Translation: Off

When Google Translation is on, topics and messages in this group will be machine-translated to your language by Google.

Messages


Topic: CREATION VS EVOLUTION
How can we reconcile the Christian account of creation and the theory of evolution as propounded by Darwin?
Apr 16
7:44 AM

Posted by john omondi

Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  
You can try to reconcile, but in the end a methodology will win over conclusions.
Apr 17
11:01 AM

Posted by Danny Rebelo

Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  
This item has been blocked and cannot be viewed. The user who posted this item has been blocked due to abuse of the hi5 Terms of Service.
Apr 18
12:23 AM


Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  
John, it can't in many ways.

Chris you are correct for the most part except the Idea of three earth days.

I have a very old Jewish Pentateuch that states the following on the days interpritation in the Bereshith (genesis):
ONE DAY. Not an ordinary day but a Day of God, an age. Earthly and human measurment of time, by a clock of human manufacture, cannot apply to the first three days, as the sun was not then in existence (thus the 24 hour day to circle it). The beginning of each period of creation is called morning: its close evening (Delizsch), in the same way we speak of the morning and evening of life. "With him a thousand years, nay a thousand ages, are but a day that is past" -Psalm XC4-

Now, this book is over a hundred years old (quoted from), and is not the result of the current debate, but does show a clear transaltion error in the way the bible is studied by most protestant christians.

So with respect to your 6000 years comment you could not be more wrong. If you wish to counter the point then present an older version of Genesis (Bereshith) than the one presented in the Pentateuch.
Apr 21
7:03 PM

Posted by Ed - ERP 

Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  
This item has been blocked and cannot be viewed. The user who posted this item has been blocked due to abuse of the hi5 Terms of Service.
Apr 21
9:54 PM


Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  
That you problem Chris, you are talking out of your ass.
Apr 22
2:18 PM

Posted by Ed - ERP 

Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  
This item has been blocked and cannot be viewed. The user who posted this item has been blocked due to abuse of the hi5 Terms of Service.
Apr 22
11:11 PM


Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  
Oh yes, Mr. I'm rich and content, what load shit for brains.
Apr 23
2:03 AM

Posted by Ed - ERP 

Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  
and talk about elaborate responses..lol
Apr 23
2:04 AM

Posted by Ed - ERP 

Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  
This item has been blocked and cannot be viewed. The user who posted this item has been blocked due to abuse of the hi5 Terms of Service.
Apr 23
7:46 AM


Note: To add an image or link in your message, use <img src="http://www.hi5.com/example.jpg"> or <a href="http://www.hi5.com/example.html">Text </a>

 
 

  

Title
body