David777
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Even those still pushing Young Earth Creationism, YEC, know they won't have much of a following from younger generations and instead do so just to keep older already committed folks in their camp with their usual arguments.
Those against Judeo-Christian religions tend to frame their arguments against YECs, and not the majority of followers that have long moderated their religious views, like Catholics. It really serves little purpose to bother seriously arguing about YEC, especially on a public web board like this, because the science against those views has for decades been so overwhelming.
What one can readily argue is:
Those against Judeo-Christian religions tend to frame their arguments against YECs, and not the majority of followers that have long moderated their religious views, like Catholics. It really serves little purpose to bother seriously arguing about YEC, especially on a public web board like this, because the science against those views has for decades been so overwhelming.
What one can readily argue is:
- Whether what humans call god is an Omnipotent, Omniscient, Omnipresent entity or one though powerful has limitations, as I do. Thus no magic, god can do anything, that I feel is logical nonsense and for which only arose during the Middle Ages with philosophers that changed what other ancient civilizations felt about their gods into an entity without limits.
- Bible inerrancy promoted by many denomination authorities is wrong that even most religious scholars obviously never believed in.
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