The 8th Day.... Beginning / PageTurner Press and Media (ePub)

Science considers the words "God created the heaven and the earth" as mythology.

The Creator provides an explicit description of creating the universe and provides distinct and detailed information about the birth and evolution of the earth. The individual occurrences were completed in precise order, on a definite timeline of the days referenced.

The fact is, the words "create something" are a scientific term. That is to say, an accurate definition of the words requires a scientific explanation. How can the words "create something" be defined without science?

In 1300 BCE, what was the basis of religion?

Was religion being practiced when Moses brought the Words of the Creator to humanity?

Christianity occurred about 1,300 years later; what religions were practiced before Christianity?

Ans: polytheism

Did polytheism have the word creation in its doctrine?

When did the term supernatural begin?

Which Words of Elohim are considered supernatural?

Ans: created

Why does science consider the term to create untrue or myth?

Ans: Something cannot come from anything.

In chapter one verse one, "God created the heaven and the earth" is considered a myth?

Ans: yes, making something from nothing is impossible.

Scientifically, does create mean to make something from nothing? Ans: no

Genesis one verse one: "In the beginning, God created the heaven and the earth;" does science consider the term created in this instance, making something from nothing? If the answer is yes. That's not what this sentence is saying, because something cannot be made from anything. According to the law of conservation of energy, energy can neither be created nor destroyed but can change form. The energy was present before heaven and the earth was created.

Science has rejected the creation of heaven and the earth for several reasons, including its claims do not refer to natural causes and cannot be tested. In 1987, the United States Supreme Court ruled that creationism is religion, not science, and cannot be advocated in public school classrooms.

In reality creation of heaven and the earth is science.