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Worth reading the whole thread. VVVVVV

I think it bears clarifying that "expect" comes with a degree of certainty that I don't think the text allows, but certainly, the purpose of God's prophecy was to get them to repent, and if they didn't totally double down in their wickedness, the "expected" result would be their repentance...

The Bible gives genealogies that give us dates for when certain things happen, going back all the way to Adam. Adam was created on Day 6, not day 6 billion. (Jesus' words specifically: "But from the beginning of the creation, God ‘made them male and female.’")

The Bible says "for in six days He made the heavens and the earth" and "from the beginning of the creation He made man." "Millions/billions of years" just doesn't fit.

The earth and the universe are both 7500 years old. Was that not clear in my previous post? As far as I can tell, yes, dinosaurs were on the Ark. Also, Ken's last name is "Ham" not "Hamn".

The actual age is closer to 7500 years. Well, appealing to incredulity isn't going to get you anywhere. Try looking at the evidence. Here's a good place to start: https://hpt.rsr.org/onlinebook

It happens quite a lot, and I'm not sure how.... The only thing in common we have with each other is the word "right"...

Huh? I have no problem with double negatives... Are you thinking of someone else? @Right Divider maybe? Haha!

Thank you. Then quit using logical fallacies! Seriously! Usually people who complain about other people calling others out about their use of fallacies is because they themselves are using fallacies! That goes for BOTH sides! If you've been rightly called out for using a fallacy, then stop...

And again, my objection was in relation to your comment here: Begging the question is a logical fallacy. You want to assert that a doctrine is true, and thus "God thinking a new thought" is therefore false, because it contradicts that doctrine, without first establishing it. I'm not going to...