Skwim
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Matthew 5:48The Bible never claims god to be perfect. Genesis 6: Does God Make Mistakes? - Life, Hope & Truth
"Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect."
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Matthew 5:48The Bible never claims god to be perfect. Genesis 6: Does God Make Mistakes? - Life, Hope & Truth
Heavenly father isnt god. It is more or less what you seek or plan to achieve with your life.Matthew 5:48
"Be perfect, therefore, as your heavenly Father is perfect."
Actually biology does have a bearing on the condition of god. Much of biology contradicts some of the notions of what God is like in the Bible (Ie: perfect).
No it doesn't.
No, it doesn't. .
Sure it does.
Ancient men who wrote the books, had zero understanding of biology.
Any attempt to force fit it into biology goes against the mythology as written.
False. You know little to nothing about the bible.Sure it does.
Creation mythology, in any form, makes you cherry pick and then personally interpret scripture to force fit it into biology.
It doesn't fit in at all without perversion of text.
So what? Would you like to claim that god's creation is perfect or god is perfect?On another note, your link talked about Noah. To date, Noah ahs no Historicity outside mythology.
What do you mean specifically about "knowledge"? Do you mean knowledge of what it says or "wisdom" to know what you want it to "mean"? That is an important distinction you need to make.False. You know little to nothing about the bible.
So what? Would you like to claim that god's creation is perfect or god is perfect?
You need to understand a subject before you try debating it without spewing false dogma.What do you mean specifically about "knowledge"? Do you mean knowledge of what it says or "wisdom" to know what you want it to "mean"? That is an important distinction you need to make.
But on the topic at hand there is a big disparity between what the bible says happened and what actually happened. You can bend and stretch it to a methaphor all you want but it doesn't actually make it a prediction or even true. It simply means that you can turn a "story" into a metaphor and find ways to bend the meaning to fit later found knowledge.
If god is perfect, then god would create something that is imperfect.I know its not directed at me but I wouldn't claim anything in existence is "perfect". Perfect is a meaningless word to begin with. One can only have "perfection" with pre-created criteria that it must pass. For example a fish could be considered "Perfect" at what it does (not really but go with it for a second) but it would be terrible at jogging.
So what criteria are you holding god to when someone claims perfection of god?
EDIT: As a challenge what would an imperfect god be like?
You do know that the early Christians, including Church Fathers like St. Augustine, didn't interpret Genesis in a literal fashion, right? Do you know better on how to interpret the Bible than they did? Biblical literalism is a comparatively modern phenomenon and a reaction against modernism.
Have a look: Evolution and Original Sin: How to Read Genesis 1-3 | Whosoever Desires
False. You know little to nothing about the bible.
So what? Would you like to claim that god's creation is perfect or god is perfect
Nothing can be considered perfect as far as we understand it, in regards to science or biology..
Paul clearly understands Christ to stand at the head of creation.
I understand the different views. I already told you I understand YEC are a minority.
But polls show those who discount evolution altogether due to religious beliefs is pitiful.
I could care less about Israelites. Other civilizations existed long before they did.I would challenge you to any sort of bible knowledge, any day or time.
Im guessing you don't know the first thing about the different cultures that collected and compiled the early books.
Here's a few questions
#1 Did Israelites evolve from Canaanites?
#2 Did Israelites worship the Canaanite gods?
#3 Does Moses, Noah, Abraham, have any historicity at all?
You missed the point of our debate a long time ago and no longer see it as being no worth discussing.I don't think your god exist. Scientifically he doesn't exist.
Creation so far is mythology outlawed from our children in most public schools, while evolution is taught WORLD WIDE as higher education.
Love ya brother but "to me" its still another christian perversion of Judaism
No Jew would stand for this.
Those people aren't Catholics, though. Most Catholics in America, and in the West in general, accept evolutionary theory. So you can't blame us for that. That's mostly a Protestant problem.
You missed the point of our debate a long time ago and no longer see it as being no worth discussing.
I agree. However you have dodged my question. Do you mean understanding what the bible says or what you think it means?You need to understand a subject before you try debating it without spewing false dogma.
Why? Even in the bible does it not say that good tree begat good fruit? Why would something perfect begat something imperfect? I more than agree that we are imperfect but I don't understand your logic when saying "god is perfect ergo his creation is imperfect".If god is perfect, then god would create something that is imperfect.
Nothing can be considered perfect as far as we understand it, in regards to science or biology. Perfection is something we strive for, but are not, for the most part capable of achieving. That doesn't mean anyone or anything isn't capable of achieving perfection.
It is a problem within the whole USA.
I don't care who is a fault.
Im not singling out any other group other then creationist in general.