In my opinion, why the bible did not mention other planets was because, God was focused on the creation of life and planet Earth. It wouldn't make sense why the bible all of a sudden started talking about the creation of other planets when God was gonna literally populate Earth and not a random planet. For example, you're writing a book about a spe...... 2 reply
The bible is not supposed to be taken literally. It's was written by a bunch of men that even though they were inspired by God, God wouldn't explain everything to them because they wouldn't be able to understand. There are many symbolic parts, especially numerology, and some of them could've been inspired by other religions at the time.
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I think it's called self-reflection honey, and that's healthy! You're being open-minded and evaluating yourself. THIS IS NOT WEIRD. Everyone does this as a way to think things through. reply
**This is a kinda long explanation so feel free to read :)
Back then we didn't have science to explain everything so we relied on religion since the people that serve their god/ gods are the only people that have the texts and evidences that could explain at that time. I don't have enough source of evidence (and please do correct me if I am in fac...... reply
Since Idk about Bible. Soo-- Ever heard about heard of Epicurus' trilemma.
One of the earliest uses of the trilemma formulation is that of the Greek philosopher Epicurus, rejecting the idea of an omnipotent and omnibenevolent god --
If God is unable to prevent evil, then he is not all-powerful.
If God is not willing to prevent evil, then he is n...... reply
