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By a universally normal everyday reading, the first 12 verses of Genesis 1 constitute explicit information on the Earth as a life-supporting ecology. Thus, even vs. 1-2 plainly and directly refer to the beginning of that Earth. But Henry Morris popularized the idea that vs. 1-3, instead of...

hmmmm.... You have not interacted with any points I made. Imagine if Jesus made complex points to the Pharisees regarding the Law. All that the Pharisees would have had to do was simply tell Jesus what the Law said, and then tell him that Law did not say any of complexity. The common...

First, this is not a poll, a quiz, or a simply-put True/False test. It is an inquiry, and even an argument. I do not so much care what you think as why you think it. So, second: Do you come to your conclusion partly on the basis of v. 1? Or, do you think, instead, that that conclusion can be...

Do you come to that conclusion partly on the basis of v. 1? Or, do you think, instead, that that conclusion can be reached without v. 1? In other words, how do you yourself view v. 1 in this? Is not v. 1 the single most foundational statement in all Scripture? If it is, then should it not have...

INTRODUCTION The thread, 'Genesis 1 and 2 ~ Creation', is a broad topic, and I am psychologically-cognitively unable to keep track of the parts of that thread that relate directly to the question of 'when were the luminaries created according to Genesis 1?' So I've begun the present thread as...