Big Bang and the Bible: Summary
What about the Creation of the World?
Big Bang and the Bible - What about the Creation of the World/Universe?
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What to say about the book of Genesis concerning the creation of the world? I'm convinced that's true, given the declarations of Jesus and Mary concerning mankind:
They said, during their private apparitions, that the first man was Adam, created by God, around 6000 years ago.
We have also seen (please refer to the link Arguments Against Evolutionism) that scientific dating is a non proofed subject and can be one more "tale", despite the rigor of the scientific methods... dating criteria can change differently during the 6 days and the remaining 6.000 years of time...
We have also seen that the million years "story", where a very complex living being changes of specie little by little, through mutations but without divine intervention, is another "tale" (please refer to the link Arguments Against Evolutionism, specially the argument of the mutant microbes) ...
we have also seen that is possible for God to create Adam from the clay of the ground... which means reality is sometimes very complex and hard to believe,
includes miracles (or similar phenomena) and is not necessarily "natural", "logical" and "easy to believe" as evolutionists
(and as Muslims for this purpose) do believe... (please refer to the link Arguments Against Islam
to see how an easy, logical reasoning can not necessarily be true...)
Do not be afraid to believe the 6 days recite: we can proof the evolutionism theory is full of imprecision/errors... but don't discard neither a non literal interpretation for the first five days of the creation, because the term 'day' in Hebrew (the biblical source) seems to describe a period of time and not necessarily literally 24 hours... Also, if a private message of Jesus in the French web site apparitions mariales is true (I mean: if the supposed seer didn't lie), the Moon turns around the Earth since million of years ago... thus, are the scientific dates partially right, at least in what concerns the Big Bang/creation of the Cosmos? Possibly...
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