You just believe it because you've never been taught anything different.

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You just believe it because you've never been taught anything different.
Lol
A philosophical and scientific exploration of human evolution, technology, consciousness, and the tension between literal creationism and slow biological change. A reflection written through The Resilient Philosopher, expanding on spiritual evolution and scientific evidence.
A philosophical and scientific exploration of human evolution, technology, consciousness, and the tension between literal creationism and slow biological change. A reflection written through The Resilient Philosopher, expanding on spiritual evolution and scientific evidence.
Yall... I can't even...
So I'm not here to make fun of someone's beliefs or call anyone stupid, but there is something I have to address about this movement where Christians believe the Earth is only 6000 years old. I was raised Christian and read the Bible religiously when I was younger. Nowhere does it mention the age of the Earth.
I have my issues with religion. I'm not going to get into it here...
But when someone tells me that my tribe was wiped out 4000 years ago by a global flood...
I'm going to look at you funny.
First off, my tribe has been in the same spot for over 6000 years. If there had been a global flood 4000 years ago, the Chitimatcha would not be here today. Why? Because the land the tribe sits on is swamp. It's all swamp.
Second, if there was a global flood, then how do any of the other indigenous tribes still exist? We have genealogical records and tribal records dating back to when the tribes split. Both Choctaw and Chitimatcha were in the same region before the Choctaw were forced to move. They were likely part of one tribe before they split. Kinda like how the Houmas split from the Chitimatcha. It just doesn't add up to what this movement is preaching.
I will be clear, this is mostly happening in the United States and its a relatively small movement based on someone adding up the ages listed in the Bible without using the Jewish Calender.
I'm not calling anyone stupid, but gullible at most. Because they don't know how to do their own research and trust that theory is fact and not hypothesis.
It's very concerning for the state of the country right now.
Noah's Last Days - Pastor Patrick Hines Sermon
Noah’s Last Days – Pastor Patrick Hines Sermon
18 Now the sons of Noah who came out of the ark were Shem, Ham, and Japheth; and Ham was the father of Canaan. 19 These three [were] the sons of Noah, and from these the whole earth was *populated. 20 Then Noah began *farming and planted a vineyard. 21 He drank some of the wine and became drunk, and uncovered himself inside his tent. 22 Ham, the father of Canaan, saw the nakedness of his father,…
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