how to God create all animals ???
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Rucas777
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how to God create all animals ???
Sir i had this question to you if anyone knows pleas must help me on that i want to know how to God create animals cause in book of Genesis it's only says God create animals on six day but it's not mention how to God create them so kindly help me on that waiting for your reply !!!
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KJK
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Re: how to God create all animals ???
Well that depends. Right now there is no "definitive" creation method. The book of Genesis (and the rest of the books in the Bible) is not really focused on in depth scientific explanations. Generally there seem to be two ideas:
1) God created animals and life instantaneously, with each species having appeared individually from the others as they are now. This is usually the idea held by Young-Earth Creationists and generally those who interpret the Hebrew word "YOM" as "Day" or believe the infallibility of translated bible versions (Such as KJV)
2) God created animals over a long time, most possibly in an evolutionary type method. This is the idea supported more by old-Earth creationists and those who beleive "YOM" meant "A Point of Time" or generally believe in only the infallible nature of the original biblical texts and manuscripts.
1) God created animals and life instantaneously, with each species having appeared individually from the others as they are now. This is usually the idea held by Young-Earth Creationists and generally those who interpret the Hebrew word "YOM" as "Day" or believe the infallibility of translated bible versions (Such as KJV)
2) God created animals over a long time, most possibly in an evolutionary type method. This is the idea supported more by old-Earth creationists and those who beleive "YOM" meant "A Point of Time" or generally believe in only the infallible nature of the original biblical texts and manuscripts.