Do you believe God made the world in 6 days?

[Barmi]

We assume "6 days" are 6 days by our current standards of time. Isn't it also feasible to suggest that the "6 days" could be anything else, such as 6 millennia? Due to the expansion of the universe and solar systems, light distances would have changed and consequently the concept of time. It would certainly make it easier for me to believe.

I'm too far down the scientific route though, I'm afraid. The Bible doesn't explain everything well enough for my liking, so I prefer the more believable (yet still not 100% factual) story.

[adidas™]

if hes "almighty" and wat nt, shunt he ave been able 2 du it all in 1 day:rolleyes:

[g]

7 day's acutally and no

[Neversoft]

7 day's acutally and no

No, on the seventh he rested if I remember correctly.

And no, I don't believe in god.

[AndyDude312]

DARWIN! DARWIN! DARWIN!

[GhostFace-]

God probaly made our would in a second.

[Naythi.]

Nah

Its already been proven hasnt it ... That he obviously didnt create the earth ... Thats just myths and stories =S

Its like space dust , Rocks , Comments etc Combined together .... And they get compact and then turn into a huge clump of rock . . .

Then if its got the right stuff then life can evolve maybe :?

Durnoo ... Im no space person ..

But it is realy fascinating !

[,Jess,]

I think the whole 6 days thing is just for the story, to get the point accross that god created everything.

[velocity]

where did god come from?

[Virgin Mary]

No, it's to chronologically order the events. The word in the original Bible which was translated into days actually means "periods of time". Although the fact photosynthesising plants were made before sunlight leaves some thought.