“Creationists defend their dinosaur museums and attractions as a way to teach a grander purpose: If the Bible’s history is accurate, then so is its morality.”
Fallacy, anyone? Cali, I know you can see it.
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“Creationists defend their dinosaur museums and attractions as a way to teach a grander purpose: If the Bible’s history is accurate, then so is its morality.”
Fallacy, anyone? Cali, I know you can see it.
The Bible’s (God’s) morality and moods changes just like us puny humans, only on a grander scale. We get mad, and kill a man. God (or the Bible characters) kills thousands at a time.
I’m sorry I don’t understand you completely–are you saying that God’s morality changes just like the validity of the factual information in the Bible? Meaning, when God was feeling one way, time allowed for more than a year’s worth of time to be encompassed within a year (e.g., a few billion) in order for the rock record to show us all that such and such occurred, and then, when God changed his mind, a year became a real year? I fail to see the necessary connection between factual evidence and morality.