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Author Topic:   Would Evolutionists accept evidence for Creation?
bluescat48
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Message 7 of 85 (445861)
01-04-2008 7:35 AM
Reply to: Message 1 by Rahvin
01-03-2008 8:42 PM


If by some strange occurance the stories in Genesis were scientifically
proven to the same accuracy as what we now have on evolution, I would say yes.

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bluescat48
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Message 14 of 85 (446073)
01-04-2008 8:52 PM
Reply to: Message 10 by tesla
01-04-2008 8:42 PM


Re: Adminnemooseus opinion is that this topic would best be "evolutionists only"
tesla
and how many evolutionists are really searching for evidence of creation?
I, myself am searching for the truth no matter what it is.
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bluescat48
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Message 32 of 85 (456040)
02-15-2008 6:08 AM
Reply to: Message 31 by LucyTheApe
02-15-2008 2:54 AM


Re: My answers for LucyTheApe
LucyTheApe
But nwr, it's easy to say that the scribes of old were idiots.
They wrote, and they're not here to defend themselves. Tell me, when did writers become intelligent.
What about the book of Enoch or Gilgamesh. Are the authors dreaming or are they writing about real things or is there blur in the interpretation?.
Much of the problem is that one must put himself in the mindset of the writer. By using current idealogy one seems to assume that the writer had the same knowledge that we have today. If one puts himself in the mindset of the writer that was prevalent at the time of the writing or compilation, then one can see that the story may have been seemingly true at the time but now considered false. The authors weren't dreaming or in a blur, just uninformed, whether it was Genesis, The Illiad, Gigamesh or any other ancient writings.

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