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To: dynachrome

Wow, 3000 years before the earth. How is that possible.


6 posted on 07/11/2007 4:22:37 PM PDT by ASA Vet (http://www.rinorepublic.com)
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To: ASA Vet

“Wow, 3000 years before the earth. How is that possible.”

The earth is only 7,000 years old? By what clock, or by what calendar? If this comment has anything to do with what it says in Genesis Chapter 1, there is nothing there to date the earth.

Gen 1:1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
Gen 1:2 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.

There is nothing in Genesis to date verse 1 relative to anything else in the Bible. There is no reason to believe that “In the beginning...” was only 7,000 years ago. And it is entirely probable that there was a creation relative to life on earth before Genesis 1:2. Genesis 1:2 describes a condition of chaos. I do not believe that God created chaos. Water covered the earth. It was dark. The water was likely frozen until the thawing effect of the Spirit of God moving upon the face of the deep. The earth was covered by “flood waters”.


13 posted on 07/11/2007 4:45:58 PM PDT by GGpaX4DumpedTea
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To: ASA Vet

Maybe it’s one of L. Ron Hubbard’s aliens...


17 posted on 07/11/2007 5:35:41 PM PDT by weegee (If the Fairness Doctrine is imposed on USA who will CNN news get to read the conservative rebuttal)
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To: ASA Vet

Obviously they got the carbon dating wrong....


38 posted on 08/05/2007 7:39:44 PM PDT by mgstarr (woohoo - 2,004 posts!!!!!)
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