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Robin Hoagland | All | I agree |
May 16, 1996 5:10 PM |
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Re: sin? Is it natural, or a constraint developed by society? Remember that human beings wrote the Bible, not God... I guess it's only natural that human beliefs (and societal constraints) appear. Is this really God's law? I'm not so sure. I think it's God's law interpreted by human beings, with plenty of human beliefs thrown in to make everything confusing. But this doesn't prove that God specifically created them that way. Sure, it's a possibility, but the other equally likely possibility is that they simply evolved that way. It's difficult (for me, at least) to comprehend given the short span of a human life how much time an evolution like this would take. Well now I agree with Bill W too. I really think that Adultery is a sin because society made it that way not God. There is too much bigamy in the bible. I also believe that the bible consist more of our forefathers beliefs that actual accounts. I think Bill can vouge that I'm not a overly religious person, but I find it hard to believe, not hard, but difficult that it happened this way. I also agree with Bill that the zebras eventually evolved into the striped breed. I don't believe that god created man either. Our own scientific discoveries have shown that we most likely evolved from the primate, rather than man being taken from the earth and woman from mans rib. I really hope this isn't to far off base for you, but I'm really skeptical of what we are supposed to believe. |
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