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On the fourth day, God created the sun, moon, and the stars.
This is so far out, light years far out, that anybody agrees with science to any degree would not take the bible seriously. I think it was me who forced Wikipedia to include putting down this stupid thing. Before that, Christian contributors try to suppress what happened in the 7 days - you need some 3rd party to discuss Genesis, like a newspaper article. But actually quoting 1st party source isn't banned and you can always find some 3rd party to explain what happened in simple terms that elementary students can understand, and laugh away.
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Man, fuck that puto!
Somebody whack him.
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^^^^wanker
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Since you ask, according to Genesis, the sun, the moon, and all the stars were born on the same day, day 4, and they are all of the same age.
The fact according to science is that the earth is 500 million years younger than the sun. The moon is roughly 50 million years younger than the earth. Stars were born way back not long after the big bang, some are being formed now and plenty will be born in the future.
Since the earth wasn't mentioned on day 4, so the water, the land, and the sky were descriptions of the earth, created earlier than day 4.
You can translate day into something else, but can't argue against that many starts have yet to be born.
Defunding planned parenthood is purely religious. Now it is too easy for someone to be elected and start to defund all the astronomy courses and research in public universities. This is a much more serious matter than abortion - nobody should spread fake science allowing Genesis to be laughable. Next, they will purge all sympathizers like that one in Turkey.
As for the rest, it's Wikipedia speak. If you are interested I can go on. But briefly, there are dedicated editors there who make sure nobody can just state the sample interpretation that the sun, the moon, and all the stars are created on the same day. Before I was involved, they even argued that one cannot quote the bible.
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Yes, saw that before. It's so broad as to be meaningless. But first, you have to convince the bible church and the evangelicals to change the translation.
But land and sea exist before the sun?
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I couldn't care less if you all shave your eyebrows. I care about my own skin.
Words being words, it doesn't matter if that's lyrics or movie dialog. The problem, as you pointed out, is that I cannot prove that I'm the one who should get a restraining order. And you refuse to clarify.
My handle? LOL. It's not even attached to my skin. According to the TOS, anybody can be banned for any or no reasons. And then there is the community action - for gals and guys who wasted so much for that privilege.
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If the first whole chapter of the bible is so unrealistic, unjustifiable, how do you justify any action to do anything it says?
There are only arguably weak references about homosexuals being sinners. And that abortion wasn't invented at the time. Did the 10 commandments say stopping the development of a fetus equal to kill? Did Jesus say when life starts? A condom prevents fertilization and therefore wouldn't even kill fertilized eggs.
If you want to argue minor minor points and weak weak references, why would you not argue with me about the whole first chapter? And maybe one of the Gospels fall asleep in class and made something up?
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