No it doesn't, there's no waters above or below, the earth isn't a plane, the sun is just another star and the moon isn't a light, and any kindergartener could tell you making plants before the sun is a really retarded move. Give me one problem with evolution.
You don’t see from a programmers POV. When you control Space and Time and able to halt all the rules, you can do any measured action without seen consequences.
I don’t know if God and replay my whole life with me (that would be embarrassing). But I belief such an entity could have that ability, if it wanted to.
So it's wrong. Why wouldn't the book describe what we know to be evidently true? The creation story is very obviously bullshit. What evidence do you have to believe in such a thing?
You conflated the story of Noah’s Ark with evolution.
I don’t have all the answers as to why some of these Biblical stories seem fanciful. But the Big Bang Theory sounds a lot like the beginning Genesis.
Of all the outrageous statements and stories that could be imagined, Genesis is incredible accurate to what the Big Bang Theory is all about.
There are many, many problems with Evolution that simply won’t get resolved in this hostile conversation though.
No it doesn't, there's no waters above or below, the earth isn't a plane, the sun is just another star and the moon isn't a light, and any kindergartener could tell you making plants before the sun is a really retarded move. Give me one problem with evolution.
You don’t see from a programmers POV. When you control Space and Time and able to halt all the rules, you can do any measured action without seen consequences.
I don’t know if God and replay my whole life with me (that would be embarrassing). But I belief such an entity could have that ability, if it wanted to.
So it's wrong. Why wouldn't the book describe what we know to be evidently true? The creation story is very obviously bullshit. What evidence do you have to believe in such a thing?