Bible/Theology

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A collection of essays and compiliations of information I completed about the Bible or theological topics.

This section of my site is a collection of things I've written over the past several years. I hope some of them will be helpful and/or interesting to you! Please remember that citing any document located here without referencing your source is plagarism and has serious consequences.

Theistic Evolution

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Theistic Evolution, the notion that God created the things required for evolution to occur and then allowed evolution to occur, has plagued Christianity ever since science came out with the theory of evolution. People, forgetful that science is man-made, and the Bible is God's infallible Word, have attempted to mix science and the Bible, when the two don't mix. This document is a collection of points I have found refuting Theistic Evolution and the popular associated belief that the six days of Creation were longer periods of time than 24 hours.

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  • The Hebrew word used for "day" is the word yom. Every other time the word is used in the Old Testament in conjunction with a number, a literal, 24-hour period of time is being described; what we know as a day. The word is never used metaphorically in the Bible.
  • The verses most commonly used to say that the word day in Genesis could mean more than a 24 hour period are Psalm 90:4 and 2 Peter 3, which quotes Psalm 90:4.

    Psalm 90:4 -
    For a thousand years in Your sight Are like…/

Underground Hope

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Underground Hope is a project that Stan Lemon and I started shortly after September 11th. After September 11th, the world began to compromise the Christian faith by saying that it is compatible with Islam. We saw this happen in our school and we were greatly distraught by it. The fact is that Islam is not compatible with Christianity. They are not the same.

In response, we pieced together a newsletter that talked about the two religions and the important differences between them. The…

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