Most Christian Creationists seem to think the Bible must be inerrant. Yet there seem to be several aspects of the Bible that show it is not inerrant:
Leviticus 11:6 states that rabbits chew their cud.
(Also see my previous question).
1 Chronicles 16:30 and Psalm 93:1 seem to state that the earth is immobile; yet it not only revolves and orbits the sun but is also influenced by the gravitational pull of other bodies.
Also Joshua 10 tells us that it is the moon and sun that move, and not the Earth. If we read all of these literally, we must conclude that the Earth is immobile.
With this in mind, do you think the Bible should be used as a science book? Or is Genesis better seen as a story with a message about the imperfection of humanity?
Before you who say that rabbits chew their cud, I suggest you look at the definition of the word:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cud
2007-01-11
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OK fine, if you don't want to use Wikipedia don't look it "cud" there; use a biology book.
But it doesn't stop you from answering the question.
2007-01-11
06:54:11 ·
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