Dodo_David
Melmacian in human guise
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Wow, what an odd argument that is.What he's saying is in Gen 1:27 God created all the different races, then later he created Adam and Eve, end result = Adams race though Seth ect is saved; the humans from Gen 1:27 are not. In the mean time they mixed there genes Gen 6:2 ect, the end result being God preserving the supreme race through Noah and Abraham.......... Heil Hitler.
I will quote from the Jewish Publication Society's English translation of the Tanakh.
First, here is the beginning of Genesis 1:26 :
According to Old Testament theologian John C.L. Gibson, the Hebrew word in Genesis 1:26 translated as man is the Hebrew word adam.And God said, "Let us make man in our image . . ."
[Source: John C.L. Gibson, Genesis, Volume 1, The Daily Study Bible Series (Westminster Press: 1981), p. 69.]
The same Hebrew word adam appears in Genesis 2:7, which the JPS Tanakh translates as follows:
Nowhere in the first two chapters of Genesis do I see even a hint that the adam of Genesis 2:7 isn't a part the adam of Genesis 1:26.the LORD God formed man from the dust of the earth.
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Scientist do too have accurate methods to determine ages. That one scientist can mis-date something doesn't imply that all scientists do.Arnie Manitoba said:Here is what everybody fails to consider ....... how did they (geologists & archeologists) come up with their dating process in the first place ???
You will find they pretty much made it up as they went along ... counting layers and assigning an age to them however they saw fit
In another place I mentioned ice core samples scientists measured at 18,000 years turned out to be only 50 years actual
Too many people just assume the scientists have an accurate method to determine age ..... they do not .... and never have ..... I have old science books that date things in the thousands of years .... and in modern science books those same things are now said to be millions of years old.
It is not wrong to question science. They go on a lot of assumptions .... and assumptions are not the same as factual evidence.
And, no, scientists didn't just make things up. They use a scientific method for determining dates. Over time, scientists make new discoveries that allow them to improve on the data that they have. That is why old text books may say one thing and new text books say another. The latter reflects the improvements that scientists have made
For the record, I used to be a young-Earth creationist, believing that the Earth was less than 10,000 years old. Back then, I was making the mistake of requiring scientific theories and discoveries to pass a religious litmus test, which is a violation of the rules of science.