FrozenSoul, I've intended to respond to your comment for several day - busy & all that. You hit on something of interest to me. The dogmatic insistence on time schedules I with regard to Abrahamic religions I personally find fault with. I suffer from the belief that time is malleable just as I thought Einstein did? I can't fathom why the insistence on reading verses derived from Abrahamic religions as if time is fixed & not variable. There are many more reasons for the same conclusion I might add. I can see how hard it can be to consider that time isn't fixed & solid but there's just to much evidence to that affect. And I'm not just limiting this view to time - space as well. There's no real reason to eliminate Abrahamic faiths if the scriptures they produce is read without preconceived notions. Another good example is marriage. Initially there was admonition to marry & populate the earth with the Hebrew Scriptures. With the advent of Christ & Christianity that command was fulfilled with new instructions passed on by Paul at Chapter 7 of 1 Corinthians that clearly changed the relationship between male & female. But yet people, for reasons I don't wish to expound on, persist on marriages licensed & administrated by states. Why, because it's profitable to all concerned except Man. Selective reading bound by malleable time & space is a mistake with regard Abrahamic faiths. But I ramble, you have a good day 1914wizard

FrozenSoul, When filling away my first response I became entranced by your handle. I couldn't help wondering if you understood Soul actually is & where it's derived from. There was a time, in not to distant history, when people did understand it & used it accordingly. Such use appears to have passed away.
Oh well, continue having a good day. I think it was MGTOW Monk that says "Every day above ground is a good day." So right. 1914wizard OUT

@1914wizard
Are u Christian? I don’t think when the Bible talks about Abraham 5,000 years it could be warped “ to really be 5 million. I think it’s similar to our continuum.
But anyway, only a talking monkey would say the Bible could parallel science

@FrozenSoul 20.10.18.0520Su @FrozenSoul, In response to your question as to whether or not I profess to be Christian – YES. As to your second sentence, seems to me that something is required to have a fixed position first (a point of reference if you will) before considering it warped? What I was talking about was time being malleable therefor any calendar or even clock has no meaning. What would it matter anyway?

I’m not sure if this response was a slam or not. Regardless there are several different aspects under consideration so I’ve chosen to address the one most important to my mind – Intelligent Design (aka existence of GOD). I’ve also chosen to approach the question the most congenial way I can think of by linking to an interview by the Hoover Institution. But in any case this is not a challenge of any kind. After all, that’s what free will has always been about.

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Are u Christian? I don’t think when the Bible talks about Abraham 5,000 years it could be warped “ to really be 5 million. I think it’s similar to our continuum. But anyway, only a talking monkey would say the Bible could parallel science}}
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Posted by: Hoover Institution Jul 22, 2019
“Mathematical Challenges to Darwin’s Theory of Evolution”