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Lets see, the Bible says 6 days, I believe it to be just that. 6 days to you means approximately 4.23 billion years. Hermeneutics?
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The Bible also says "the day" singular (
Genesis 2:4). Literally, which is it?
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No, not a taunt, a warning. You are trading the widsom of God for the foolishness of the world.
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Why do you think "the wisdom of God" is limited to a method of interpretation that only gained traction in 1648? How did the church get along before this great "illumination" of Fundamentalism?
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I haven't called you a non christian.
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No, but you have insulted me.
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I have not insulted you.
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Wait a minute... what? "Ridiculous?"
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I have not taunted you, and I have not attacked you.
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Denial is more than a river in Egypt, as they say. Because you have now chosen to ignore the reality of your own comments does not change that reality. It's sort of like listening to you say that the stars are not tens of thousand and millions of light years away. Just because you say it doesn't make it so.
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I have said you are doing violence to the scripture with your doctrine which is based on Darwin, and that you are erring in following wordly "wisdom" and rejecting the clear testimony of scripture.
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Can you show me an example of anything Darwin even wrote on the subject of Bible hermeneutics or the "proper" interpretation of Genesis? I've actually looked and found nothing.
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I have a problem with the doctrine you are promoting, not necessarily with you. But your sharpness is indeed disappointing.
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I went out of my way to say nice things about you after you launched one of your acerbic salvos two nights ago. The rejoinder I received from you wasn't the words of a friend. It was mocking in tone and offered nothing to the overall discussion.
Really? What is the comment in reference to.
AFF has its typical liberals. They want freedom of speech, but then when someone states their more conservative opinion, all of a sudden they're a pontificating fool.[/QUOTE]
By adopting a very ancient outlook and applying it to a very ancient book I am a "liberal?" Yet when you adopt a novel teaching that popped up a mere 350 years ago you think you're a "conservative?" Not so my friend. You have adopted the "new ways."
You might as well wear a wig and high heeled shoes (like the Fundamentalists of 1648). Meanwhile, I will shave my head and grow my beard, don my loin cloth (okay, the wife says I have to at least wear the cargo shorts) and sit as a student of the ancient scribes, and listen to their voices.