>>>That reminds me, Genesis said that God created Heaven and then Earth, and then he created the Sun and the moon and the stars.
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>>"Luke, you have learned well, but you are not yet a jedi! "
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>>You misquote the Bible. (A common debating tactic). I have caught you and exposed your attempt to muddy the water though. Here is the actual quote:
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>http://www.htmlbible.com/kjv30/B01C001.htm
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>1. In the beginning God created the heaven and the earth.
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>...
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>16. And God made two great lights; the greater light to rule the day, and the lesser light to rule the night: he made the stars also.
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>So God created Heaven and Earth, and then he created the Sun and the moon and the stars.
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>>"In the beginning God created the heavens and the earth"
>>Heavens is used here in the plural meaning to me - the universe.
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>You added the plural yourself. If you're allowed to change the Bible (all the while claiming that the Bible doesn't change) then you're not even making an honest attempt at being consistent.
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No, I copied the quote right off the internet and I believe my KJV has the same text.

>So, the Bible says Heaven and Earth, and then the Sun and the moon and the stars.
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>You should really answer the question:
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>Science suggests that the sun and stars are much older than the Earth. This obviouslly does not square with the bible. Do you reject such science?

I'm standing by my asseertion. Genesis doesn't necessarily give a sequential order to how things were created.