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(I don't mean to start a big theological discussion, but here we go:)

Big bang theory, you've got to be kidding.

It always annoys me when people talk about how God and science must be mutually exclusive. Why couldn't God have set off the Big Bang to start everything going? Maybe He likes blowing stuff up too. My view is more like this quote:

I made the Universe in six of My days, not six of yours.

We don't know how long the "days" were. They could have been millions of years. Creationalism and evolution(alism?) do not have to be mutually exclusive.

kelan


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In reply to Re: Re: God's Billboards (777th Post) by kelan
in thread God's Billboards (777th Post) by Mr. Muskrat

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