Creationist Believes God Made The Universe.......

[Hikarulawl]

What about the other planets? Just like how dinosaurs are not mention in the bible because the people back then haven't discovers the fossilized evidence yet. The same goes for the other planets in our solar system. A God supposedly had created a massive and most likely endless space of vastness and not a single mentioning of other planets.

Why is that?

[AliKat1988]

The other planets were assumed to be created with the stars, most likely. Keep in mind ancients didn't think of planets and stars how we do now-everything revolved around the earth. They knew other planets existed but they were more like wandering stars. I don't think this is a good argument against creationism-issues with the flood and the effects of inbreeding on populations would be better like the cheetah.

[Fermionic]

Hikarulawl

Why is that?

Because it is a lie.

[Eponishta]

Hikarulawl

What about the other planets? Just like how dinosaurs are not mention in the bible because the people back then haven't discovers the fossilized evidence yet. The same goes for the other planets in our solar system. A God supposedly had created a massive and most likely endless space of vastness and not a single mentioning of other planets.

Why is that?

Creationists believe God made the entire universe, and all it contains. They disagree with Darwinists on evolution, and time.

[Gisy The Hippie]

Fermionic

Hikarulawl

Why is that?

Because it is a lie.

I concur.

[Hikarulawl]

Fermionic

Hikarulawl

Why is that?

Because it is a lie.

No s**t. I just wanted to hear the ridiculous excuse for it. Hopefully they be a little more creative this time. Unlike the excuse they used for the dinosaurs thing.

[Hikarulawl]

Eponishta

Hikarulawl

What about the other planets? Just like how dinosaurs are not mention in the bible because the people back then haven't discovers the fossilized evidence yet. The same goes for the other planets in our solar system. A God supposedly had created a massive and most likely endless space of vastness and not a single mentioning of other planets.

Why is that?

Creationists believe God made the entire universe, and all it contains. They disagree with Darwinists on evolution, and time.

And amongst other things that contradicts with their fabricated story.

[AliKat1988]

Hikarulawl

Eponishta

Hikarulawl

What about the other planets? Just like how dinosaurs are not mention in the bible because the people back then haven't discovers the fossilized evidence yet. The same goes for the other planets in our solar system. A God supposedly had created a massive and most likely endless space of vastness and not a single mentioning of other planets.

Why is that?

Creationists believe God made the entire universe, and all it contains. They disagree with Darwinists on evolution, and time.

And amongst other things that contradicts with their fabricated story.

I think most likely they would explain the entirety of space as being included with the heavens in the creation of "the heavens and the earth" or the stars and planets would be made with the sun and the moon.

[Xiam]

Fermionic

Hikarulawl

Why is that?

Because it is a lie.

"Lie" implies intent to deceive. I don't think that's exactly the case.

[bogosghost1]

I assume that other planets would be included with the universe, such as other stars and whatnot. Also Leviathan and Behemoth are mentioned as creatures in Job. I've heard interpretations saying that Leviathan is an alligator and a Behemoth could be an elephant or hippopotamus, but there are other interpretations as well. That Leviathan is a sea monster of sorts (who knows what it was) and that they could be some ancient extinct creatures, like dinosaurs.

[Xiam]

bogosghost1

I assume that other planets would be included with the universe, such as other stars and whatnot. Also Leviathan and Behemoth are mentioned as creatures in Job. I've heard interpretations saying that Leviathan is an alligator and a Behemoth could be an elephant or hippopotamus, but there are other interpretations as well. That Leviathan is a sea monster of sorts (who knows what it was) and that they could be some ancient extinct creatures, like dinosaurs.

So what's the Ziz?

[bogosghost1]

Xiam

bogosghost1

I assume that other planets would be included with the universe, such as other stars and whatnot. Also Leviathan and Behemoth are mentioned as creatures in Job. I've heard interpretations saying that Leviathan is an alligator and a Behemoth could be an elephant or hippopotamus, but there are other interpretations as well. That Leviathan is a sea monster of sorts (who knows what it was) and that they could be some ancient extinct creatures, like dinosaurs.

So what's the Ziz?

Not sure I'd have to research that one

[Fermionic]

Xiam

Fermionic

Hikarulawl

Why is that?

Because it is a lie.

"Lie" implies intent to deceive. I don't think that's exactly the case.

I do, often.

[Xiam]

Fermionic

Xiam

Fermionic

Hikarulawl

Why is that?

Because it is a lie.

"Lie" implies intent to deceive. I don't think that's exactly the case.

I do, often.

It must really be hell for you.

[Texadar]

Hikarulawl

A God supposedly had created a massive and most likely endless space of vastness and not a single mentioning of other planets.

It does the word 'star' up until the Middle Ages meant anything bright in the sky

So in Genesis 1, when it states "He made the stars also," that would be entirely inclusive of any light bearing or reflecting object in the sky as seen from earth.