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Originally posted by sonshipIt's a joke.I'm too busy clutching my guns and Bible to become enlightened.
In that order ?
Obama once referred to conservatives as people who clutch their guns and their Bibles.
Such bigoted arrogance has he. Again, I'm too insignificant and stupid to understand his enlightenment.
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Originally posted by whodey
It's a joke.
Obama once referred to conservatives as people who clutch their guns and their Bibles.
Such bigoted arrogance has he. Again, I'm too insignificant and stupid to understand his enlightenment.
It's a joke.
Obama once referred to conservatives as people who clutch their guns and their Bibles.
Such bigoted arrogance has he. Again, I'm too insignificant and stupid to understand his enlightenment.
I know what some conservatives had a diaper rash about what he said.
Why are you complaining about not understanding the man?
Didn't you get your analysis from Rush on that, totally analyzing what that anti-Constitutional, Muslim, non-American, Socialist was thinking ?
Now what WERE we talking about? O Yeah, Genesis 1:1-2.
"And the earth was liberal and darkness was upon the face of the deep ..."
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28 Jan 15
Originally posted by sonshipTo be honest, I did not even bring up Obama.It's a joke.
Obama once referred to conservatives as people who clutch their guns and their Bibles.
Such bigoted arrogance has he. Again, I'm too insignificant and stupid to understand his enlightenment.
I [b] know what some conservatives had a diaper rash about what he said.
Why are you complaining about not understanding ...[text shortened]... e earth was liberal and darkness was upon the face of the deep ..."
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I could really care less what he meant about it. He is free to offend anyone he wishes and still keep his NBA team.
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Originally posted by C HessVerse one is a general statement declaring when God created the physical heavens and the earth. Verse two begins providing some details of that creation.
1 In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
2 And the earth was without form, and void; and darkness was upon the face of the deep. And the Spirit of God moved upon the face of the waters.
Is the genesis told in chronological order? Did god create the heaven and the earth in verse 1, or did he merely create the matte ...[text shortened]... to be the universe? And where did "the waters" come from? Were they always there, in "the deep"?
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In order for the biblical account of creation to be chronologically accurate and time-bound, time itself would have had to have been created first. Clearly this could not have been the case as space-time as we recognise and experience it did not exist until all the universe was in place, stretched out and moving dynamically as it is now (relatively speaking). Early creation time would have been as incomprehensible as early Big Bang time.
Edit: the two things are probably the same events.
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Originally posted by RJHindsFunny that of all the posters here, the one that should make most sense to me is you, RJHinds.
Verse one is a general statement declaring when God created the physical heavens and the earth. Verse two begins providing some details of that creation.
Thanks. 🙂
Allthough, if the second verse is not meant to be chronologically following the first, then why does it begin with: "And..."? Is this common use of "and" in the bible?
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Originally posted by divegeesterAre you saying that these first verses are about what happened before the inflationary epoch?
In order for the biblical account of creation to be chronologically accurate and time-bound, time itself would have had to have been created first. Clearly this could not have been the case as space-time as we recognise and experience it did not exist until all the universe was in place, stretched out and moving dynamically as it is now (relatively speak ...[text shortened]... s incomprehensible as early Big Bang time.
Edit: the two things are probably the same events.