That is such an interesting point, and one that I had not considered before. In some weird way, proberbly down to the whole teaching on evolution in my younger years, I realise that I have taken on board the theory of mankind ' developing ' from apes , in my thinking about intelligence, and pre -flood generation. I realise that they still would have needed to learn, progress and discover things - I had no idea I had been doing that !
On that note - and I will risk being stupid here ( lol )
Where does the bronze and Iron Age fit into scripture - and please can someone explain the dinaseours
- the ice age !!!!! ( I did not come to faith until I was an adult, and must admit that I have tried to fit what I learned at school in with the time line in scripture ) I mean they have evidence of these things occurring - but how does it all fit together?
Rita
Rita, I was reading the account in Mark of the events that led up to the Crucifixion this morning. What stood out was the many times that Jesus referred to his death even his resurrection and the disciples missed it, totally. So much goes for listening and pre programming.
We are really a bunch of pumpkin heads when it comes to being blind to the obvious.
Personally, I don't give credibility to mans theories of the various ages, at least not globally in scope.
Re the dinosaurs, I don't know. Perhaps they didn't make it into the Ark because they were the result of genetic engineering by the antediluvians. I find it difficult to believe that God created the flesh tearing monsters depicted of that time.
I also think that we don't give the antediluvians due credit. We tend to think they were primitive with limited intelligence. Our inflated views of ourselves today with its technological advances and the teaching that man came from the beasts dismisses the idea of high intelligence of those early human races.
Of course we are so smart today everyone has shoes to wear, every belly is full, disease is nearly eradicated and global peace is just on the horizon. So much for self delusion.