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The Lord is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? the Lord is the strength of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?

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46ad01  No.692956

Do Christians have a monopoly on Creationism? The closest thing I ever saw to a non-Christian creationist site was an anti-evolution Muslim one and that’s stretching it a bit. It seems Christianity is the only religion that actually invest in proving that Creationism is right

3e46a3  No.692960

>>692956

In nearly all other faiths, truth is relative.


638de1  No.692965

Most other religions viewed the universe as being eternal, in fact that was the scientific position right up until 1964 when the Big Bang theory developed by Georges Lemaitre was accepted because of the discovery of the Comic Microwave Background radiation. They all got BTFO. The Christian creation account is the only one which fits the facts we know.


2a175f  No.692991

>another one of this thread

Isn't there a containment general for this?


21f57b  No.693055

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I've seen this dreck from every corner of the world. Christians, Mohammedians, even Hindoos. Each uses the same tired arguments and "refutations" time and tome again, often deteriorating as time goes on.


6ca8ea  No.693063

Michael Cremo is a Hare Krishna old earth creationist, his book Hidden Archeology was popular in fringe circles. For Muslims there are people like Harun Yahya, although I think they mostly ape Christian creationist arguments. I know at least some orthodox Jews are young earth creationists too, like this guy:

http://www.divineinformation.com/young-age-of-the-earth/


6a4f60  No.693069

>>693055

I have a copy of the Bhagavad Gita where the guy who is commentating goes on a big spiel about how we know evolution to be a false doctrine since it conflicts with the Vedic scriptures


984931  No.693128

>>693069

Let me guess, Bhaktivedanta?


2feb76  No.693152

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>>693128

Narasingha


f21aca  No.693162

>>692965

Older creationists like to remind people that atheists held the opposite position on the BBT of what they do now.


2feb76  No.693171

>>693162

I do too because it's an excellent point. There are so many elements to it that make it so juicy to skewer atheists with. The fact a Catholic Priest proposed the BBT. The fact it was rejected because of the "rational" scientific establishments ideological biases against religion. The fact that an "eternal universe" was used as proof by atheists that the Bible was wrong and now they flip flopped because they don't care about facts they simply want to score points.

It's the perfect storm to really kick atheists up the ass with and watch them squirm as one of their favorite scientific fields, cosmology, is turned against them in every way.


a9a027  No.693204

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I'm not to well read up on comparative religion. But yes other faiths do have their origins stories/Myth, and when i say myth, i don't say myth to mean a falsehood. Which is what most people associate the word myth with. But just in a general, to mean a story/account of what happened. Now all faiths, even to the pagan faiths, as i understand all have their telling of how the world came to be and, if someone else is more entrenched into this subject. Feel, free to chime in. But i'd say just look at the origin story and compare to that of Christianity, all the other faiths teach, either that the world is the result of a sex act of the Gods, An abortion, a mistake. Which, is interesting cause pagan myths tend to line up with evolution, that the world was just a Giant abortion/mistake. A good vid i found on this was Jay dyer, who actually goes into great depths, in this one podcast vid. A lot of stuff here, but also gives some interesting background information on other faiths, and their origin stories. Also, i think tolkien when in his discussions on myths, with C.S Lewis on myths in general. Was right on target with Christianity being the true myth. The Archetype that makes sense of the rest of them. Here's a short reenactment vid of the Tolkien, C.S lewis discussion https://youtu.be/NzBT39gx-TE. There's probably an article Tolkien wrote on it though. Which if he did, i'd like to find it and get a more in depth look. That's what started it for me, and i'm still in the process. I still have questions. But i'm more inclined to defend the Genesis accounts.


ad6da0  No.693207

>>693171

This. Based laimetre.




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