posted on Oct, 26 2004 @ 04:08 PM
Well, first of all, you are quoting from a Xtian book. Of couse it will state that everything to the contrary of God is evil and wrong. Why wouldn't
it?
I can also quote, say from the poetic edda, Voluspa:
When Ymir lived long ago
Was no sand or sea, no surging waves.
Nowhere was there earth nor heaven above.
But a grinning gap and grass nowhere.
The sons of Bur then built up the lands.
Moulded in magnificence middle-Earth:
Sun stared from the south on the stones of their hall,
From the ground there sprouted green leeks.
Sun turned from the south, sister of Moon,
Her right arm rested on the rim of Heaven;
She had no inkling where her hall was,
Nor Moon a notion of what might he had,
The planets knew not where their places were.
The high gods gathered in council
In their hall of judgement. all the rulers:
To Night and to Nightfall their names gave,
The Morning they named and the Mid-Day,
Mid-Winter, Mid-Summer, for the assigning of years
Would this make any impact on your beliefs? This edda, which is much older than the bible is, shows the formation of what we call earth. IOs it any
more wrong than the bible? If so, without using the bible as a reference, show me that it is wrong, and why. The second you use the bible to try and
prove this Edda wrong, is the second that I more affirm my beliefs in the ways of our ancestors.