-In the beginning... (who was there to see it?)
-How do we know this god is a HE?
-Who has actually seen him? (besides lone guys at the tops of mountains carving tablets)
-If earth is 6000 years old, then where did all those dinosaur bones come from?
-Do some people actually think that carbon-dating is a lie?
-I read the beginning of the bible and it said that adam was 900 when he died, wtf!?
-Then, if you look at the rate of human reproduction it would be impossible to get from 2 to 6 billion in 6000 years (this is also assuming that every child survived.) Let alone create a population of thousands within 6 generations along with various other civilizations: assyrians, persians, egyptians, sudanese, chinese and how can such ethic diversity and so many religions come about?
I mean adam and eve are disbanded from eden. Then they have kids, live 900 years and then 2000 years later their children have moved across continents, oceans, established whole working civilizations with their own religion that is in no way connected to christianity - how do 3000 gods come from 1?
Now here is another conflict. What about other religions that have risen and fallen. What if they were right, but their society perished? How do you know that christianity is not just part of the cycle? New religions are created everyday. The native americans believe something entirely different and have been around longer than the jews.
My point is that the beginning is flawed in everything. Not that I like the "big bang" but the events leading from it make a lot more sense. I like the science theory, it explains more.
Could somebody break this down and explain it bit by bit?
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