[Physicist]

I reject creation because it cannot be scientifically proven.

I reject creation, as outlined in the Bible, because it has been scientifically disproven.

[Ditto]

I reject creation, as outlined in the Bible, because it has been scientifically disproven.

The literal reading or the symbolic reading? Seems to me that someone who never had a science cource somehow got the basic chronology correct 3000 years ago. Since then, some other people have been inserting 'details' between the lines. Those details are usually wrong.

[allthingsnew]

I don't want to get into an argument; I don't plan to reply (although I can't guarantee that I won't); I don't expect to convince you, or you to convince me, but may I please ask, in a nutshell, what part of "creation, as outlined in the Bible," has been "scientifically disproven"? Just for my info, so I'll have a better idea of what the other side believes. Thanks!

[dobbyman]

"I reject creation, as outlined in the Bible, because it has been scientifically disproven" Can you enlighten us since I don't remember the news of the discovery of the missing link? Thanks, Dobbyman

[Jethro Tull]

"I reject creation, as outlined in the Bible, because it has been scientifically disproven."

And I reject faithless scientists who spend their days spewing the meaningless words of fellow heathens.

Perhaps they can trace their lineage to some puddle of mud or a tree swining primate, but I was created by God in His image and likeness.

Dust in the wind
All you are is dust in the wind...

[Askel5]

I reject creation, as outlined in the Bible,

Well now that's rich coming from one who "believes" in the Noosphere.

It's a damn pity the Protest-ants had to so completely undercut the Bible they worshipped by insisting every word was to be taken literally ... (per one's own Spirit-infused powers of interpretation, that is).

Until you can "scientifically disprove" the Magisterium's take, I think you should be more specific that you speak of creation as outlined by Bibliolators.

[CaptBlack]

Really? When? Where? I'm still looking. All I hear is a bunch of posturing and multi-syllabic words being thrown around. Please enlighten us backward and ignorant ones on this great event.

[rightwingbob]

I think that the Bible and Evolution are compatible. It never specifies in the Bible whether a day is 24 of our hours, or 20 billion of our years. It's well possible both are true.

Just my two quid.

[jeremiah]

How can the statement In the beginning, God created the heavens and the Earth be disproved?