My question for you is this since you claim to be a christian who believes in evolution. If you believe in evolution then that means you do not believe in the Genesis account of what we generally call creation. Which means you do not believe the beginning of the Bible. So the question is this: at what point do you begin the believe the Bible. Is the beginning of the New Testament any more believable. A virgin birth? Are you kidding me? Just a question. As one Bible teacher I was listening to pointed out when we read the beginning of the Bible we all need to make one very important decision. Do we believe what we are reading or do we not believe what we are reading and the rest will flow from that. OK...It's now time for me to go to the gym. Thanks for the post
>>My answer to your question is yes.
My question for you is this since you claim to be a christian who believes in evolution. If you believe in evolution then that means you do not believe in the Genesis account of what we generally call creation. Which means you do not believe the beginning of the Bible. <<
No, I don;t believe the Geneisis story is literal scientific account - more of a parable to help the people understand.
>So the question is this: at what point do you begin the believe the Bible. Is the beginning of the New Testament any more believable. A virgin birth? Are you kidding me? Just a question. As one Bible teacher I was listening to pointed out when we read the beginning of the Bible we all need to make one very important decision. Do we believe what we are reading or do we not believe what we are reading and the rest will flow from that. OK...It’s now time for me to go to the gym. Thanks for the post <<
I came to the bible through a personal experience with God. His communication with me was very simple - love Hi, understand he loves me and be good to others - and then learn more about God. So i find myself not as troubled by details as by God’s love and intent.