You won't get any argument from me there. This is where I go my separate way from the majority. I know that miracles happen (had my own when I was young) and that higher spiritual beings exist and I believe in an ultimate spiritual being (GOD), but I see the bible as a series of interpretations of events. OK, there I said it, blasphemy! :o)


>>It depends on the version of the bible.
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>But, but, the Bible doesn't change!
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>The important point is that in all the versions the land, with plants, exists before the light that governs the day and the light that governs the night.
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>I suppose you could interpret that as the Earth and plants existing before the Earth is put into rotation.
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>I think more than anything it is just an example of how pointless it is using the Bible as a standard for natural history and natural science.