Dumber than dumb - The Assoc. for Biblical Astronomy

[mr blur]

Of all the sciences, the Holy Bible has more to say about astronomy than any other. The Scripture speaks of the sun, moon, stars, the host of heaven, planets, and constellations. It talks about the heavens, the firmament, and tells us that the lights in the sky were made for the earth, for man, to give light by day and by night, to serve as signs, and to determine the seasons. The ancients, particularly the Jews, claim Adam as the first astronomer. They number Seth, Enoch, Shem, and Abraham among the greatest ancient astronomers. Major astronomical themes occur in Genesis, Numbers, Joshua, Judges, Job, Psalms, Amos, Luke, Hebrews, 1 & 2 Peter, Jude, and Revelation.

This site is devoted to the historical relationship between the Bible and astronomy. It assumes that whenever the two are at variance, it is always astronomy—that is, our "reading" of the "Book of Nature," not our reading of the Holy Bible—that is wrong. History bears consistent witness to the truth of that stance.

[lazarus]

1. History bears constant witness to the truth

Sweet Zombie Jesus, these people are good for a laugh.

[EvolveOrConvolve]

2. That's what I do when science and the bibble conflict

I just take everything written in the bibble as the true and accurate word of our lard and savor, jebus christ. And, if the conflict can't be resolved I just put my fingers in my ears and yell "nuh nuh nuh". Not thinking for myself makes me happy.