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Originally posted by incarnating
Here's a goody:
If you measure one day as the rotation of earth, how could you measure the creation if it wasn't yet completed and followed other physics, depending on, e.g., mass?
Originally posted by bargoose
In the vedas the holy trinity comprises of brahma, visnu and siva.
The Brahma aspect of it is the creating principle, earth included.
I don't know the exact figure but one day of Brahma is equal to several
million earth years!
Originally posted by nixie_nox
reply to post by NOTurTypical
[appeal to ridicule overtones]So T rex, brontosaurus, crocodiles, pletheosaurs, mammoths, sabre tooth tigers, elephants, donkeys, lions, tigers, bears,dire wolves, volcanoes, floods, and plagues have all existed in a few short several thousands of years...and man actually lived to tell the tale?[/appeal to ridicule overtones]
Whoever wrote the Book of Exodus must have, because that is the bases for the fourth commandment, that because God created the heaven and the earth and all the things in it, in six days and rested the seventh day and hallowed it, we must keep the seventh day holy.
Originally posted by Roark
Given that the Aramaic word translated to the English "day" in Genesis actually just means "period of time", I don't think anyone can truthfully say that even the ancient Hebrews believed that it was created in 7 24-hour periods.