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<blockquote data-quote="vantexan" data-source="post: 4434118" data-attributes="member: 24302"><p>I honestly don&#039;t know.&nbsp; And no one else does either.&nbsp; Doesn&#039;t Genesis say something about that the world was void and without form?&nbsp; And doesn&#039;t give a timeframe how long that lasted.&nbsp; Then you have to ask when there was nothing until God created it then where is God from and how long did he exist before creating anything?&nbsp; Basically we can ask a lot of questions but don&#039;t have the answers.&nbsp; Since God gave us the ability to reason and he&#039;s omniscient then of course he already knew man would try to discover the origins of everything.&nbsp; And doubt.&nbsp; Of course God has nothing better to do than set traps so he can usher off the doubters to eternal damnation.&nbsp; Because at the root of such brilliance in creating everything there lies a petty tyrant.&nbsp; So really one would have to conclude that much of what we believe to be true is human derived whether from scientists or creationists.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vantexan, post: 4434118, member: 24302"] I honestly don't know. And no one else does either. Doesn't Genesis say something about that the world was void and without form? And doesn't give a timeframe how long that lasted. Then you have to ask when there was nothing until God created it then where is God from and how long did he exist before creating anything? Basically we can ask a lot of questions but don't have the answers. Since God gave us the ability to reason and he's omniscient then of course he already knew man would try to discover the origins of everything. And doubt. Of course God has nothing better to do than set traps so he can usher off the doubters to eternal damnation. Because at the root of such brilliance in creating everything there lies a petty tyrant. So really one would have to conclude that much of what we believe to be true is human derived whether from scientists or creationists. [/QUOTE]

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