In the previous post, the last quote and response looked like this:
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Is God's intent by providing a simple story regarding creation to be considered an attempt to deceive? The story provides a demonstration of His power over the universe and His accessibility to each person. That is no more an intent to deceive than Jesus' use of stories to provide insight into ultimate truths. So, I guess I am not calling God a liar either, unless you consider the use of stories by Jesus as a form of lying.
This babble is not my problem.

Since you take everything in the Bible literally then I would like $1000.00 please (Luke 6:30).
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It should be written:

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Originally Posted by CTD
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Is God's intent by providing a simple story regarding creation to be considered an attempt to deceive? The story provides a demonstration of His power over the universe and His accessibility to each person. That is no more an intent to deceive than Jesus' use of stories to provide insight into ultimate truths. So, I guess I am not calling God a liar either, unless you consider the use of stories by Jesus as a form of lying.
This babble is not my problem.

Since you take everything in the Bible literally then I would like $1000.00 please (Luke 6:30).
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Sorry if this confused anyone.

A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke