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Debate:Should the first story of creation be read allegorically or literally? (view source)
Revision as of 13:22, September 14, 2007
, 13:22, September 14, 2007too confusing if people don't sign
Genesis 1 has one creation story (with the animals coming before Adam; Genesis 2 has a different story, with Adam coming before the animals (except in 1 English translation among many)
Genesis 1 has one creation story (with the animals coming before Adam; Genesis 2 has a different story, with Adam coming before the animals (except in 1 English translation among many)
There are alos other creation stories in the Bible with inconsistent details.
There are alos other creation stories in the Bible with inconsistent details. {{unsigned|Rjwalker}}
Allegorically. The Word of God is communicated through the Spirit to human authors. Because of the human element the creation account in Genesis 1 is not historic-literal, but is a religious instruction for the human working week and Sabbath rest.
Allegorically. The Word of God is communicated through the Spirit to human authors. Because of the human element the creation account in Genesis 1 is not historic-literal, but is a religious instruction for the human working week and Sabbath rest. {{unsigned|AdamB}}
==Ignorant_Illiteracy==
==Ignorant_Illiteracy==