Regardless of who said what or how educated or uneducated they may have been on this subject, my point is simply to bring to light the fact that doubt can be justified on either side of the argument. It is possible that a mistake could have been written in the text because the infallibility of the Bible cannot be scientifically proven.
However, it is also possible, on the flip side, that there could be another meaning to the text, whatever it may be, that would allow it to be true. Any one person can establish doubt about a statement or event, but without proving it true or false, you can only make interpretations.
I don't pretend to be an expert in science or religion. If theory or theology are not the words you prefer, then use your own. You should still be able to understand my point of view.
Unfortunately, opinions will be the closest things to truths on this subject. This is my opinion, you don't have to agree, but that doesn't make me or anyone else wrong...or right.
Edited by Adminnemooseus, : Blank lines.