then closed this thread TS its so very simple....
The Bible is not a science book. It does not explain in stark detail how the universe was created. All it says is that that God created lightness and darkness out of nothing. And as if all this non-sense wasn't strange enough---the sun, moon, stars, or anything beyond the atmosphere, according to Genesis, is WATER. I could go on and on how the creation narrative is conflicting with what evidence through science has presented.
if my comment is so useless then closed this thread TS its soooo very simple....
himo paman ka ani nga thread, continue nalang unta diri oh..
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Ah, good.
It's like telling my 6-year old daughter that Santa Claus is real. And when she ask if Santa Claus is indeed real, I would tell her "Stop asking. He's real because I've seen him. Just believe that he exist." And of course she would believe me because she's a little child. Now it would be a different story if she was an adult, wouldn't it?
Yes, the Bible is not as detailed as Science. I can't thoroughly explain it Biblically nor scientifically. But let me ask these questions, why would humans (through Science) took so much effort to research about God's creations? Does this mean that people really wonder about these things and Science can't really explain its existence? And that's why all these so-called evidences remain as theories (Big Bang Theory, Bubble Universe / Andre Linde's Self Creating Universe, Inflationary Theory, Protouniverse, Bouncing Universe)? And that even Science contradicts itself?
Because Genesis is not making scientific assertions, it is wrong to charge Genesis with scientific error. If someone draws erroneous scientific conclusions from a misreading of Genesis, the error belongs not to Genesis but to the person who has misread it.
Therefore we should not say that Genesis does not have "full scientific accuracy"—a statement that is bound to disturb the faithful and undermine their confidence in Scripture. Instead we should say that Genesis is not making scientific assertions and that we will draw erroneous conclusions if we treat the text as though it were.
The same applies to statements such as "We should not expect total accuracy from the Bible." In fact we should, for everything asserted in Sacred Scripture is asserted by the Holy Spirit, and he does not make mistakes.
The burden is on us to recognize what the Spirit is and is not asserting, and we may stumble into error if we make a mistake in doing this.
This applies to science or history or faith or morals or salvation or any other subject. The error belongs to us as interpreters, not to the Holy Spirit and not to the Scripture that he inspired.
explore the whole universe then ull find the answer....
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