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8/30/2017 8:49:57 PM
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Within the confines of their beliefs, it would technically not be wrong to call it a product of sin. Unless God was going to throw some hurricanes at the Garden of Eden for fun.
Specific sin, obviously not.
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Most Christians aren't creationists though and know humans haven't been on the Earth since the beginning though. I guess it's different crowds blaming sin and understanding how the planet works but still, they don't seem to be doing a good job separating themselves.
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That's a bit of an odd claim. I'm pretty sure most Christians believe God created the Earth. That [i]doesn't[/i] mean they believe it was created 6000 years ago or something.
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[quote]That's a bit of an odd claim. I'm pretty sure most Christians believe God created the Earth. That [i]doesn't[/i] mean they believe it was created 6000 years ago or something.[/quote] Yeah but the 6000 year old Earth and creationist do intersect a bit on a zen diagram
