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by Gary E. Andrews - 07/24/26 08:58 PM
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The problem Couch is the biblical references you cite, are not proven to be factual. And saying they are doesnt make it true, it comes down to faith, that is the main argument. Im actually surprised by your conviction, you normally dismiss everything. You can not claim proof any of that happened in The Bible, you can only take a leap of faith and hope.
Dinosaurs, and the universe DO have relavence when you speak of a God, because God is not just a guy who people write Bibles about, but HE is the CREATOR. If The Bible says 7 days and on the seventh day he rested, that is so wrong, its not even funny. It took BILLIONS of years, 14 billion years from big bang to now. Yet most people who study the bible dont believe that.
If HE created the Heavens and The Earth nobody had any clue how long the process took.
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