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If you are a Creationist and believe in God, some things with the creation story do not add up in human terms. I believe, of course, and things I don't understand or even question, I have faith that it happened. Anything can be broken down by somebody who doesn't believe it (yes even evolution has its holes and flaws).

The main thing people who think Creation and Christianity are stupid and for the weak minded get hung up on is the seven days. Seven days to me doesn't necessarily mean a 24 hour day. Maybe the first day was a million years? God is a being that can not be understood in human terms. If you believe, you believe he always was, always is, and always will be. God is not constrained by the time that is known to man, so therefore a man can not fully understand.

I believe and I have faith. If anybody thinks I'm a stupid hillbilly who can't see the light, I don't really care. I learned long ago to not discuss/argue religion with an intelligent person who does not believe. It's a waste of time and effort. I believe when I die there is a better place for me that is free of suffering and pain. I beleive in an everlasting peace. I believe there is life after death. I believe i will have a perfect body. I'm at peace with myself and my beliefs, and I'm happy and content. I'm ok if the world ends tomorrow. Others believe their body will rot in a box, there is nothing to look forward to, and it's over.

Anyway, to answer the question, I believe the earth is way older than a few thousand years.
 
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From wiki.......Since 1982, between 40% and 50% of adults in the United States say they hold the creationist view that "God created humans in their present form at one time within the last 10,000 years" when Gallup asked for their views on the origin and development of human beings.[8] As of 2012, the percentage of believers decreases as the level of education increases. Only 25% of respondents with postgraduate degrees believed compared with 52% of those with a high school education or less.[9] A 2011 Gallup survey reports that 30% of U.S. adults interpret the Bible literally.[10]
 

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If you are a Creationist and believe in God, some things with the creation story do not add up in human terms. I believe, of course, and things I don't understand or even question, I have faith that it happened. Anything can be broken down by somebody who doesn't believe it (yes even evolution has its holes and flaws).

The main thing people who think Creation and Christianity are stupid and for the weak minded get hung up on is the seven days. Seven days to me doesn't necessarily mean a 24 hour day. Maybe the first day was a million years? God is a being that can not be understood in human terms. If you believe, you believe he always was, always is, and always will be. God is not constrained by the time that is known to man, so therefore a man can not fully understand.

I believe and I have faith. If anybody thinks I'm a stupid hillbilly who can't see the light, I don't really care. I learned long ago to not discuss/argue religion with an intelligent person who does not believe. It's a waste of time and effort. I believe when I die there is a better place for me that is free of suffering and pain. I beleive in an everlasting peace. I believe there is life after death. I believe i will have a perfect body. I'm at peace with myself and my beliefs, and I'm happy and content. I'm ok if the world ends tomorrow. Others believe their body will rot in a box, there is nothing to look forward to, and it's over.

Anyway, to answer the question, I believe the earth is way older than a few thousand years.


Well Said.
 

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There are people that think humans have never been to the moon. So I am sure there are people that actually believe the earth is a couple thousand years old:facepalm:
 

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No I don't believe the earth is only 10,000 years old. As for my religious beliefs I guess I come closest to is being a deist like Thomas Paine. I just don't believe in the my way of the highway approach to religion. If that means hell so be it but I am pretty confident that God/Providence/whatever isn't that big a asshole so there it is.

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If you are a Creationist and believe in God, some things with the creation story do not add up in human terms. I believe, of course, and things I don't understand or even question, I have faith that it happened. Anything can be broken down by somebody who doesn't believe it (yes even evolution has its holes and flaws).

The main thing people who think Creation and Christianity are stupid and for the weak minded get hung up on is the seven days. Seven days to me doesn't necessarily mean a 24 hour day. Maybe the first day was a million years? God is a being that can not be understood in human terms. If you believe, you believe he always was, always is, and always will be. God is not constrained by the time that is known to man, so therefore a man can not fully understand.

I believe and I have faith. If anybody thinks I'm a stupid hillbilly who can't see the light, I don't really care. I learned long ago to not discuss/argue religion with an intelligent person who does not believe. It's a waste of time and effort. I believe when I die there is a better place for me that is free of suffering and pain. I beleive in an everlasting peace. I believe there is life after death. I believe i will have a perfect body. I'm at peace with myself and my beliefs, and I'm happy and content. I'm ok if the world ends tomorrow. Others believe their body will rot in a box, there is nothing to look forward to, and it's over.

Anyway, to answer the question, I believe the earth is way older than a few thousand years.

Hey Plato........it was a fucking member of the month post..............the award doesn't even actually exist.............. Get off your high horse, I am the voice of fucking reason around here so find your own niche.

Sheezus, log off for two fucking hours and the big dumb moose turns into Aristotle for fucks sake, and poaches my niche!!!!

Would someone please tell me what kind of fucking world we live in when a guy from North Carolina is lecturing the nation on religion. We're so fucked. :facepalm: :0008


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Yes, FDC is the voice of reason here.

It's kind of like when they let the retarded kid make a basket at the end of the game.
 

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Yes, FDC is the voice of reason here.

It's kind of like when they let the retarded kid make a basket at the end of the game.

At least I made the fucking shot you fucking deadbeat now go finish ass blasting your brother before he finally learns how to sign "Help me".

Dumbass fucking troll.


Hope that helps,
FDC
 

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From wiki.......Since 1982, between 40% and 50% of adults in the United States say they hold the creationist view that "God created humans in their present form at one time within the last 10,000 years" when Gallup asked for their views on the origin and development of human beings.[8] As of 2012, the percentage of believers decreases as the level of education increases. Only 25% of respondents with postgraduate degrees believed compared with 52% of those with a high school education or less.[9] A 2011 Gallup survey reports that 30% of U.S. adults interpret the Bible literally.[10]

and that shocks me because we all know that academia is such a huge proponent of organized religion....

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Hey Plato........it was a fucking member of the month post..............the award doesn't even actually exist.............. Get off your high horse, I am the voice of fucking reason around here so find your own niche.

Sheezus, log off for two fucking hours and the big dumb moose turns into Aristotle for fucks sake, and poaches my niche!!!!

Would someone please tell me what kind of fucking world we live in when a guy from North Carolina is lecturing the nation on religion. We're so fucked. :facepalm: :0008


Hope this helps,
FDC

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Kid wasn't retarded you retard.

Other than association, how the fuck would you know? You don't even realize you're retarded how the hell would you know if he was unless you can like sniff his piss and be able to tell. My dogs can tell shit like that too.
 

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No I don't believe the earth is only 10,000 years old. As for my religious beliefs I guess I come closest to is being a deist like Thomas Paine. I just don't believe in the my way of the highway approach to religion. If that means hell so be it but I am pretty confident that God/Providence/whatever isn't that big a asshole so there it is.

:0003

+1. If you like Thomas Paine you'd also like Bertrand Russell. Very good writings on religion and philosophy.

My religion: don't be a dick and be nice to people.
 
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