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Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek
MysitcCat you make a lot of sense. Yes, I was pretty much talking about the creation process. I guess with everything that's been posted, I guess I still see a little conflict between science and religion (as far as the book of Genesis goes). It's just the way the creation was described. I think what God has done is a miracle of course, but at that the same time I simply go with what works.
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Just curious -- are you looking at the first chapter of Genesis, where plants are created before humans, or the second chapter of Genesis, where plants are created after humans?
If you're looking for the mechanics of how the universe and the earth came to be, Genesis will prove frustrating at best. But if you're looking to learn that God created all that is, that God declared everything he had created to be "good," and that humans are created in the image of God, Genesis will prove to be very fertile ground indeed.