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In this thread I would discuss with other readers of the Bible why some of us believe in an earth which is older than 6,000 years.
I don't know about the posts of others but my reasons will be primarily theological. I have nothing to mention about dating methods. My approach here is why some of us Bible students have theological reasons for believing that a "millions of years old earth" is no threat to our understanding of the Bible.
I also will be drawing on quotations of other readers in the past, especially of those who read ancient Hebrew.
Once again my submissions will be about my theological reasons for believing in an ancient earth (older than 6,000 years). I have nothing to say about science dating methods in this thread.
I don't know about the posts of others but my reasons will be primarily theological. I have nothing to mention about dating methods. My approach here is why some of us Bible students have theological reasons for believing that a "millions of years old earth" is no threat to our understanding of the Bible.
I also will be drawing on quotations of other readers in the past, especially of those who read ancient Hebrew.
Once again my submissions will be about my theological reasons for believing in an ancient earth (older than 6,000 years). I have nothing to say about science dating methods in this thread.