Czernobog
Gold Member
Then we are, here, done, as what you believe flies in the face of established scientific fact. To take the Bible literally means that you believe the Earth to be no more than 6000 years old, you reject the evidence of evolution, and you believe every story in the Bible happened exactly as it was written, including the flood, and all of the other stories that are physically impossible.Tell me something, Jeremiah. After reading your posts, are you a Biblical literalist?
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Yes, I am although I must tell you that I find it strange that people (quite a few) are using this term as if a Believer taking the Bible literally were an abberation. A believer is someone who believes. I believe what I read in the Word of God. If I didn't there would be no point at all to prayer. How can one be a believer in God and not take His Word literally? Is there any other way to take it but literally? How would you feel if I told others not to take you literally? I find the question must be an offense to God because He says what he means and means what he says. I have always taken God's Holy Bible literally. There is no other way to take it.
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