Should the Bible Be Interpreted Figuratively?
Responding to a listicle claiming it is wrong to interpret the Bible literally.
Responding to a listicle claiming it is wrong to interpret the Bible literally.
The solution to the problems of this world is not politics or legislation. Ultimately, the solution has always been God’s Word and the saving gospel and changed hearts and minds.
I have sad news for you and good news too.
— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) September 6, 2024
Our political system is doomed! We ultimately can’t fix the world’s political systems, despite promises from politicians about what they claim they can do to fix it!
After all, God’s Word tells us this planet will have all sorts of…
“Giggle for Girls” is an Australian female-only networking app that was sued by a man for barring him from using the app, even though he identifies as a woman.
Because the Muav beds were still soft less than a year after rapid burial, they formed the bending in the Matkatamiba fold. Thus, nearly 500 million years of “geologic history” can be eliminated.
We need to take Genesis 1 naturally—as written and not try to reinterpret the days because of outside influences.
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— Ken Ham (@aigkenham) September 5, 2024
“But how can the days of creation in Genesis 1 be ordinary days when the Bible says a day is like a thousand years?”
Over the past two days, I’ve provided the first five parts of my answer to this objection, below are the final three:
6. I have found the main…
A new find makes one fossil trackway even more incredible because the trackway is split between two continents and separated by the Atlantic Ocean.
“The Bible says it’s ok to beat your slaves as long as they don’t die immediately . . . .” Does the Bible teach that masters can beat their slaves?
Like a TV courtroom drama, evolutionists present their case as though it’s open and shut. But we know something is missing.