This is a question not just for Christians but for everyone who believes in the Theory of Creation. The calculation I have given in my hub was a result of a striking thought while I was reading the Bible. It suggests that the age of earth can not be more than 5k to 6k years. How does this makes sense when it is proved that the age of earth could be more than millions of years?
It does not make sense because religion doesn't make any sense.
When they calculate all that they seem to forget the years or millions of years that is between the New and Old Testaments. What happened to that last begetting? Did everything just stop until Jesus arrived?
by Virtuous13 years ago
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by pisean2823117 years ago
do you really believe that world is 6k years old only or consider it as different scale?
by augustine725 years ago
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by Joseph O Polanco2 years ago
Can you still be a Christian if you've never read all of the Bible? Why or why not?
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