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OK, so what's the question?
ReplyDeleteThat is not true
ReplyDeleteSort of like plants growing inside houses and business. Artificial light works well.
ReplyDeleteNo it doesn't.
ReplyDeleteI got no issue with that. Anerobic bacteria and fungi do quite well in those conditions.
ReplyDeleteEven the Bible's earliest writings make sense when you know how to read it - its not a science lesson arrived at by translating Hebrew into English and saying, "Ah ha!". You have to look at the cosmology like an ancient civilisation would have done and then it develops in a natural manner reflecting what was important to early civilisations. The order of creation even fits the main steps in evolution as we understand it. There's plenty of material to study this if you're interested.
ReplyDeleteBrown nailed it. Be aware that much of this was ancient Hebrew poetry.
ReplyDeleteNo it doesn't. The third verse in the Bible is, Let there be light. Obviously our light is the sun. That was done before anything was done on earth. It's not until verse 6 that God starts working on earth.
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