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have as accurately been translated as "epoch" or "period of time"? Is the only valid translation "one revolution of the earth"? If God's "day" could be a billion years, 365 billion revolutions of the earth (and I do not see why not), all conflict with science on this point disappears. LA Times recent selection to put-down conservatives becomes moot.  
 
have as accurately been translated as "epoch" or "period of time"? Is the only valid translation "one revolution of the earth"? If God's "day" could be a billion years, 365 billion revolutions of the earth (and I do not see why not), all conflict with science on this point disappears. LA Times recent selection to put-down conservatives becomes moot.  
 
[User: Howard Long, conservative scientist, June 22 2007 9AM PDT
 
[User: Howard Long, conservative scientist, June 22 2007 9AM PDT
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::To answer your question, the answer is "no", because the Hebrew word used for "day" here means a literal, 24-hour day. [[User:DebateKid|DebateKid]] 17:17, 30 June 2007 (EDT)
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