Did Genesis Copy Sunmerian, Babylonian, and Egyption Creation Accounts?

[Dale (evolutionary providentialist)]

@adamjedgar

For me personally, the real problem is that if we start to tear out parts of the historicity of the Bible timeline, it truly destroys its theology.

There he is with his personal opinion, and its theology, truly a self-contradiction. There is nothing ‘truly’ about illogical thinking. All the while neglecting the otherness of his ‘theology’, to which he has never responded.

One more time, @adamjedgar:

@Dale

You have demonstrated the enormity of your theological, biblical and philosophical capabilities quite well.

@adamjedgar

with even just a little theological knowledge and study

You seem to have forgotten a little counterexample which more than tends to negate your claims to theological knowledge and prowess, so please stop trying to flaunt what you don’t have.

@Dale

Theologically, if you’ll read your Bible thoroughly, you’ll find that God had two creations in mind from before the beginning of the first, and the first was destined to futility before it was created. Jesus was not Plan B, as he has to be in your scheme.