james bond
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I’m not a creationist.
Then you are wrong.
All of the above was done 3000 years ago. No other book that I know of tells us so much. Our faith in God is justified and validated by the Bible. That is what the Bible instructs us to do. Verify things for yourself. Too many people ignore the Bible because it isn't simple, but there are plenty of guides to help one understand.
For centuries, people did not understand what all of this meant. We had the secular scientists state the universe was eternal and the discovery of the CMB and the big bang theory changed all of that in the 60s. Suddenly, more verses in the Bible became more relevant. Thus, I separated the past, what is ongoing, and the future from today.
People in the past had a different light they were looking at. We will probably not know about the revelations to come, but we can see some of it coming to fruition.
However, to not understand the past and what is ongoing will lead to mistakes. You do not want to be misled after you die and end up in the wrong part of Hades. If you follow the basic instructions before leaving Earth, then you will fine. Continuing to discover new truths to you in the Bible means that you are headed down the right path.
If you use other books, then they may mislead you away from the Bible, then it should not be for you. I'm not saying do not listen nor read what they say and write. You should listen and read what they have to say. Then, you have to compare what is written in the Bible versus what you see in the material world written by secular/atheist scientists and people. Then you should deepen your faith. If there are contradictions, then that is what science is all about. It's about contradictions and arguments and who has the best theory. Since I started reading the Bible in 2012, I have found plenty to contradict it, but it turns out the other was wrong.