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To: Marie2
In your circumstance however, your interpretation seems to begin with a conclusion and then seeks support for it. What doesn't comport is dismissed as allegory or given literary license.


73 posted on 05/07/2009 12:07:00 AM PDT by stormer
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To: stormer

“In your circumstance however, your interpretation seems to begin with a conclusion and then seeks support for it.”

Again, I disagree. Open the book of Genesis and read.

It is a straight historical narrative beginning with a time and place. It unfolds history chronologically giving detailed genealogies, geography, people movements, the rise and fall of kings and administrations, battles, wars, and natural disasters.

To say it is anything other than an historical narrative is simply dishonest, if you have ever read it. If you don’t agree with me, quickly check the summary of research of any published biblical and archeological scholar, and not just the Christian ones. Archeologists of a myriad of faiths utilize it as a straight historical narrative for a reason.

It has been proven as accurate history time and time again by archeological, historical, and geographical comparison. It is an an ancient historical narrative text.


76 posted on 05/07/2009 1:10:25 PM PDT by Marie2 (The second mouse gets the cheese.)
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To: stormer

The scientific method: There can be no God. Therefore, let’s see what theory we can build to disprove His existence.

The creationist method: There must be a God. Therefore, let’s investigate how He made this universe and how it works.


77 posted on 05/07/2009 1:12:27 PM PDT by Marie2 (The second mouse gets the cheese.)
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