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God literally, well yes, but then God is unknowable. We know God by the personal experience and by the effect of His Creative power, seen in the life and impossible complexity of nature. The exactitude required to form a universe which can not be an accident. As for the rest, well, you just...

When humans are trying to communicate it always works better when they at least try to be civil. I'm not sure why you feel the need to respond in the way you do, perhaps it's a tribal thing. You have your religious tribal beliefs that seem to be void of tolerance of any other opinion. Maybe...

It's not about me setting anybody straight. I doubt I've ever had an original thought. Religion and science, to a large degree, is a relative true, not an absolute truth. There will always be more to know and understand about God, Jesus and the truths of science. Those who died in ages past will...

Of course it's about God, His power to Create a universe, all life, every force and every atom. Genesis is a powerful teaching that uses the framework of an existing story that can be found in Gilgamesh. Adam was not literally the first human, but in a sense he was because around 6000 years ago...

Well you knew because it was as obvious as the nose on your face. Genesis is the foundation of the Bible, so we agree. We know that God is the Creator of every vibrating atom. We know that humans exist because God Willed them into existence. We know that every human is born with inherent flaws...

I don't see Genesis 1 as literal because it's not literal. It contradicts proven science, logic and reason to accept it as literal. It misses the entire point of the Scripture if taken as literal. I love the same God and Jesus as you do, but I'm not bound by the errors of previous interpretations.

Crude oil, or fossil fuel comes from algae and zooplankton which were the dominant lifeforms hundreds of millions of years past. Under massive heat and pressure the organic matter, in the absence of oxygen, is converted into a waxy substance called, kerogen. When more heat and pressure is...

If one reads The Epic of Gilgamesh you will find not only the Flood story, almost verbatim, you will also find a section almost identical to Ecclesiastes. These were very popular stories of this time and the chroniclers of the OT used this popular work in the Bible as a foundation to engage the...