Why should we choose Religion over Science?

Originally posted by NOTurTypical
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Dinosaurs were not angels. Even in the writings of King Cyrus the Great he details the dragons he owned and how many people he had to care for the dragons.

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interesting. still doesn't change the fact, for millions of years, this same planet, that god saw fit to create us on, was the domain of an entirely different type of life that dominated it. or do you think the serpent just popped in from the heavenlies ? i was thinking he was here already.

Originally posted by undo

Originally posted by NOTurTypical
reply to post by undo

 

Dinosaurs were not angels. Even in the writings of King Cyrus the Great he details the dragons he owned and how many people he had to care for the dragons.

edit on 7-7-2013 by NOTurTypical because: (no reason given)

interesting. still doesn't change the fact, for millions of years, this same planet, that god saw fit to create us on, was the domain of an entirely different type of life that dominated it. or do you think the serpent just popped in from the heavenlies ? i was thinking he was here already.

He is an angel. He comes and goes as he pleases. This may shock you but Satan is still allowed in the throne room of God. It's not until the beginning of the great tribulation until he is cast out permanently. It says at that point he is cast down to Earth and is full of wrath because he knows his time is short. It says he accuses the saints of God night and day.

did the whole of creation, including the animals, fall as a result of the fall of the adam race?

Originally posted by undo
did the whole of creation, including the animals, fall as a result of the fall of the adam race?

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No, animals cannot sin. It takes knowledge of what is good and what is evil to make a conscious decision to choose evil.

Originally posted by NOTurTypical

Originally posted by undo
did the whole of creation, including the animals, fall as a result of the fall of the adam race?

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No, animals cannot sin. It takes knowledge of what is good and what is evil to make a conscious decision to choose evil.

they die and presumably have pain in childbirth. they are subjected to torture, inhumane treatment and horrible violations of their bodies. are you sure they didn't fall with the adam?

Originally posted by undo

Originally posted by NOTurTypical

Originally posted by undo
did the whole of creation, including the animals, fall as a result of the fall of the adam race?

edit on 7-7-2013 by undo because: (no reason given)

No, animals cannot sin. It takes knowledge of what is good and what is evil to make a conscious decision to choose evil.

they die and presumably have pain in childbirth. they are subjected to torture, inhumane treatment and horrible violations of their bodies. are you sure they didn't fall with the adam?

Oh, that would be the entire fall of creation, sorry for some reason I was reading your question in the sense of sin.

Originally posted by undo

Originally posted by NOTurTypical

Originally posted by undo
did the whole of creation, including the animals, fall as a result of the fall of the adam race?

edit on 7-7-2013 by undo because: (no reason given)

No, animals cannot sin. It takes knowledge of what is good and what is evil to make a conscious decision to choose evil.

they die and presumably have pain in childbirth. they are subjected to torture, inhumane treatment and horrible violations of their bodies. are you sure they didn't fall with the adam?

The whole earth was cursed after his fall. Animals do not sin but they are a twisted version of what they were meant to be. This whole world is an ugly parody of what Eden was meant to be. Kind of like seeing the world through Tim Burton's eyes.

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Kind of like seeing the world through Tim Burton's eyes.

lol! oh dear.

have you noted the verses where it says the gods assigned to watch over humans, had mistreated their charges (us) and as a result, were stripped of their eternal bodies and would thus die like humans?

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Sorry to break it to you but as you speak someone is dying, someone is dead, you're alive, I'm alive, they're coexisting every moment as long as there is life to be living and dead.