Prove itYes, I do
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Prove itYes, I do
Which you can't prove. Feel free to link to any of these purported conversations you have had. Because I know the ones I and merriweather have had with you don't support your allegations.I depend on info from the Catholics themselves.
A lot of the information has come from you, on how Catholics sometimes believe in Genesis as literally true, while other Catholics believe it's just fake rhetoric. You yourself have changed your mind back and forth.Which you can't prove. Feel free to link to any of these purported conversations you have had. Because I know the ones I and merriweather have had with you don't support your allegations.
This is part and parcel of your subversion.A lot of the information has come from you, on how Catholics sometimes believe in Genesis as literally true, while other Catholics believe it's just fake rhetoric. You yourself have changed your mind back and forth.
It's not a big deal my friend. The bibles are not intended to be read as literal truth. I've learned that from you!
Change your mind again if you wish?
That's the spirit!This is the easiest one ever, and there is not the slightest bit of embarrassment: Evolution is perfectly logical as long as you don't believe the Bible is referring to a 'day' as a manmade 24-hour earth day. In Heaven, there is no time. "A day is 1000 years and 1000 years is a day". This is why the Catholic Church has zero problem with evolution.
It's also why Catholics aren't stuck with the impossible argument that earth is only 6000 years old.
30+% of the Democrat Party identifies as Christian.
Ummmm....
That "mythology" as you so callously put it, knew 6,000 years before science that the universe was created. Which at the time went against the prevailing thinking.That's the spirit!
Alter your own mythology to account for scientific knowledge.
The only other choice is to embarrass yourself.
Hahaha, no it didn't. Get this nonsense out of here.That "mythology" as you so callously put it, knew 6,000 years before science that the universe was created.
Yes, it did. It's a core belief of any monotheistic or henotheistic belief system even the primal religions.Hahaha, no it didn't. Get this nonsense out of here.
You don't get credit for the right answer, when you get it the wrong way.
HahahaYes, it did. It's a core belief of any monotheistic or henotheistic belief system even the primal religions.
Star dust. And yes, that's exactly what you were formed from.Hahaha
No. Sorry.
They also didn't "get it right" that life formed from dust and dirt.
Haha, I know you couldn't resist. Thanks for the chuckle.Star dust. And yes, that's exactly what you were formed from.
You can deny it all you want but the account of Genesis says the universe was created and that everything unfolded sequentially over time. It even got light appearing correctly. Which is really quite impressive.Haha, I know you couldn't resist. Thanks for the chuckle.
This is the problem with religion... the religious have a hard time telling where delusions end and and truth begins..
What exactly did I alter?That's the spirit!
Alter your own mythology to account for scientific knowledge.
The only other choice is to embarrass yourself.
The ORDER of Genesis creation is also wrong/impossible, not just the 24 hr day.This is the easiest one ever, and there is not the slightest bit of embarrassment: Evolution is perfectly logical as long as you don't believe the Bible is referring to a 'day' as a manmade 24-hour earth day. In Heaven, there is no time. "A day is 1000 years and 1000 years is a day". This is why the Catholic Church has zero problem with evolution.
It's also why Catholics aren't stuck with the impossible argument that earth is only 6000 years old.
The definition of "a day".What exactly did I alter?
Define 'day' for us.The definition of "a day".
Because you have to do so, or you would embarrass yourself.
I applaud your flexibility. Don't get offended.
I'm not here to do your exercises, sorry.Define 'day' for us.
Wise move, friend. You saw the checkmate coming. Atheists are great at debate until you get to the first question.I'm not here to do your exercises, sorry.