if the sun suddently disappeared

we would still have day and night

No, as far as i have seen, the original light that God created isn't in use

oh well where did it go

did it just stick around until God made the sun?

do you see how ridiculous this is getting?

No we are discussing stuff

I don't know how God thinks or why he does that and the only way to find out how is to ask questions

This was God creating lightness and darkness

Yeah

you can't "create darkness", because darkness is simply the absense of light

God wouldn't need to have a source for either

thats like saying you can create cold

God was creating His universe to hold to those laws

this is what happens when you trust a story written by a bunch of bronze age desert people

The bible is trust worthy

prove it

so far the creation story goes against everything we know about the universe

through observation

How ?

Because we know the sun is older than the earth

Okay

how do you ***know*** that?

http://solar-center.stanford.edu/FAQ/Qage.html

here

this is from Stanford.

one sec i need to drive

You really think the Bible was written as one giant book don’t you?

The bible is made up of several different books

I guess in a prot bible there is 66 separate books

And in catholic ones it’s 73

Okay yeah

I think the EO have an additional 2 they use, and the OO have the book of Enoch

Yeah there are a lot of books not in the prot bible

Yeah, we prefer our scriptures to be inspired 😎

But i was arguing a bit with addie about God and creation

@Oboe i think prots or just the main protestant bible only chose the books that have "authority"

Yes

The reason the deuterocanonical books are omitted is due to the belief that they, while being legitimate historical books, are not divinely inspired.

Okay

Those being 1 and 2 Esdras, 1 and 2 Maccabees