Pat Robertson Rejects 6 Day Creation/Young Earth

[RandyWayne]

Originally Posted by Ferd

I think I hate you. Ive been trying to get to the Grand Canyon for 40 years and have failed at every attempt.

It never gets old -even though it IS old. Very very old.

[Timmy]

Originally Posted by RandyWayne

It never gets old -even though it IS old. Very very old.

Yep. Even older than Sam.

[jediwill83]

I believe that dinosaurs and man coexisted at one point. Job even hints at this when he writes about Behemoth.Keep in mind that the Book of Job is pre flood. As far as there being a creation that was destroyed before man Im reminded of the scripture in Romans that says *and I quote loosly* that by one mans sin death entered the world...if there was death before Adams sin then this scripture is false and even if the planetary bodies were not created until the 4th day ther still is a creation of light on the first day and a separation of light from darkness AND it specifically says that there is an evening and a morning and that it was the first day...so without planetary bodies it would seem that God put into motion the concept of time.

[Sam]

someone told me one time, "You're so old that when God said 'let there be light,' you are the one who flipped the switch.

[seekerman]

Originally Posted by Michael The Disciple

If YHWH is not powerful enough to make the Universe in 6 days we better be concerned.

If YHWH isn't powerful enough to make the universe in one second we better be concerned also, right? You're seeming to suggest that YHWH was limited to a literal six day timeframe, anything less was beyond His capabilities and anything more was unnecessary because he was powerful enough to do it in less time.

Thing is, I don't think anyone is arguing about YHWH's power, the argument is how long did YHWH take according to His plan (could be instant, could be six literal days, could be longer) and what methods did He use.

[tv1a]

If you study the word void, in the KJV, one of the definitions means chaos. Some translations use the word chaos instead of void.

Originally Posted by JamDat

I don't know what bible you read about the anything being twisted into chaos, but nevertheless the earth would have been a big ball of chaotic water.

[Monterrey]

Originally Posted by jediwill83

I believe that dinosaurs and man coexisted at one point. Job even hints at this when he writes about Behemoth.Keep in mind that the Book of Job is pre flood. As far as there being a creation that was destroyed before man Im reminded of the scripture in Romans that says *and I quote loosly* that by one mans sin death entered the world...if there was death before Adams sin then this scripture is false and even if the planetary bodies were not created until the 4th day ther still is a creation of light on the first day and a separation of light from darkness AND it specifically says that there is an evening and a morning and that it was the first day...so without planetary bodies it would seem that God put into motion the concept of time.

Where do you find that job was preflood? Wasn't he a contemporary of Abram?

The behemoth was a whale possibly?

[Monterrey]

I am young earther, after verse 3 or 4.

[jediwill83]

Read the description of behemoth...he moveth his tail like a cedar...his strength is in his navel...bones as strong as brass ect....and I had always heard job was preflood.

[JamDat]

Originally Posted by tv1a

If you study the word void, in the KJV, one of the definitions means chaos. Some translations use the word chaos instead of void.

What translations use chaos? While true that chaos is one the definitions of form it's just one of the definitions and I agree that it could have been chaotic with all that water and nothing else.