My View of Biblical Creationism

In the article, What are the Various Christian Views of beingnessness, author gibe Driscoll, diplomatic minister of Mars Hill Church, presents half a dozen common biblical interpretations that Christians keep up regarding the introduction account as found in contemporaries 1-2. The position of creation that I bless to is the Young-earth creationist view which embraces the six sequential twenty-four minute of arc days by which deity created the universe and hu manhoodity. I subscribe to this view because it is the interpretation that has been purported by theologians and hermeneutical scholars throughout church history. Moreover, I believe, the bible actually traines the inerrable truth from God that essential believed, but it does not teach everything we want to know. In addition, in that respect are many questions that scientist cannot process regarding creation. The part of Driscolls article that has contributed to my pinch of the debate over Creation is Driscolls exegetical explanation of exodus 20:8-11. He explains that this overtaking shows, each day is numbered so that there is a episode of days. Further, each day is set forth as having a break of the day and evening, which is the common vernacular for a day.\n\nEvidence of Genesis 1-3 - defining My Literal View The expatiate in Genesis 1-3 that influences me the most in trying to judge how materially I should have these chapters are the trinitys involvement in the creation account; the ordinate by which God fain the earth to be a suitable habitation for man; Gods creation of man, woman and the administration of marriage; and Gods grace extended to man in his go state. My approach is more literal because of the teachings of messiah Christ in the New Testament regarding accounts from creation as taught in Mark 10:6 where Jesus speaks of man and woman being created by God, from the beginning of the creation. In Luke 11:50-51 Jesus speaks of the parentage of Abel in conjunct ion with the split of the prophets. Moreover, in John 8:44 speaks of Sata...