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To: Lakeshark
I'm not a Darwinist at all, but forcing people to believe in a young earth is not only not necessary, it's flat out wrong.

Agreed. It is ‘ adiaphora ’ - not necessary for salvation.

92 posted on 02/06/2014 10:13:48 AM PST by Heartlander (We are all Rodeo Clowns now!)
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To: Heartlander
I do not understand those that insist you have to believe the young earth theory.

They weren't there 6,000 years ago either.............

95 posted on 02/06/2014 10:17:08 AM PST by Lakeshark (Mr Reid, tear down this law!)
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To: Heartlander
Agreed. It is ‘ adiaphora ’ - not necessary for salvation.

From your link:

So in a general sense, adiaphora means those Christian teachings which are neutral, things that are neither commanded nor forbidden in Scripture. An example of this might be what color of carpet to have in a church, or what time of the day a service should be held. Sometimes there is debate within Christianity on what may or may not be adiaphora.

I don't think this issue is an adiaphoron. While the 6k age is something man-made in that it isn't commanded or forbidden in scripture, creation is described there.

170 posted on 02/06/2014 12:11:53 PM PST by xone
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