I too find that my knowledge of the Bible is more extensive than many Christians. Saying "God is love" isn't enough. Many Christians for some reason aren't keen to discuss the origins of the Bible...
Re: The Creation Debate: What have you read?
I too find that my knowledge of the Bible is more extensive than many Christians. Saying "God is love" isn't enough. Many Christians for some reason aren't keen to discuss the origins of the Bible...
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Re: The Creation Debate: What have you read?
I support evolution even though I read neither. I do have a good idea of it through the compulsory four year Biology class in High School.
While I am curious and would like to read the books, I simply do not have the time for them, College is sapping too much time, and I have little patience for reading afterward.
I have a number of Christian friends and have oft discussed the Bible with them, and also had a very interesting debate with my teacher of Legal History during his lecture on canonical law, but I have only a vague idea of creation, although the .org has provided some information.
I'm personally atheist, so the whole creationism/evolution debate is somewhat alien to me.
Last edited by Keba; 06-18-2006 at 12:16.
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