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Scientific errors in the Bible

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joetate18please
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12-07-2002 6:29 PM 		Reply to: Message 109 by John
12-05-2002 12:10 AM

I have to disagree. I believe the way the planets are orbiting and their design
and structure is not from a few bumps and bangs just "happening". If there are
a few things that I have never had explained to me, they are these two points:


  • When was the first bump?
  • When did the first life organism appear?
  • AND HOW?

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joetate18please
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Message 115 of 163 (25873)
12-07-2002 7:03 PM 		Reply to: Message 113 by gene90
12-07-2002 6:31 PM

That is great... please explain it. I am at a loss for the understanding and if there is an explanation then I would love to hear it. If you have a book you want to suggest, great... or please explain it here.
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[QUOTE][B]I believe the way the planets are orbiting and their design [/QUOTE][/B]
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Why? There are completely naturalistic explanations for both.
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Thank you for your time.
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