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Is Taylor Marshall a young Earth Creationist?
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2023
- A clip from the 3/27/23 live stream where we ask Taylor if he’s a young earther, then get into discussing the world before the flood. #bible #catholic #christianity #enoch
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I'm a creationist,a young earth believer.. because of the evidence
I am honestly trying to decide my position. I would describe myself as a theistic evolutionist and so a believer in Old Earth. I would like to understand the evidence for a young earth but everybody around me believes in old Earth and when I approach young earth issues I feel like I am learning about something extremely Fringe. What Should I do?
Look at the material from the Kolbe Center
Maybe we’ll do a show on the topic soon.
@@avoidingbabylonWaiting for this 😊
Kolbe Center is amazing and solidly Catholic.
Several protestant groups are also quite solid on presenting the case for creation:
Institute for Creation Research
“Is Genesis History?” documentary
Northwest Creation Network
I don’t honestly like Answers in Genesis and the Ark Encounter, which are Ken Ham’s operations; it’s hard to put my finger on it, but they just seem a bit too cringey for me.
The TLM and Latin language united every society and nation to Worship and Pray as one, within our Lord & Savior’s Holy Universal Church. Now…the return of Babel.
And this return of the curse of Babel is likewise a punishment in response to a haughty humanity thinking it could build a better route to heaven by reimagining the Church.
What is too hard for God? Nothing! I’m absolutely a young earth creationist. The science works out. Taylor hasn’t looked into it, but I have. It’s what the Church originally taught. Any other way makes no sense.
About 6000 years old, nuff said
I definitely believe in a young earth, because of the beliefs of 2nd temple jews, Jewish writers contemporary to Christ and the Apostles like Josephus, and the early church fathers; but also because there are so many lies, faulty assumptions, and overall bad science in the studies of evolution and the age of the earth.
God bless you all!
(Just noticed my bad punctuation, I didn't mean to imply that I thought Josephus was an Apostle, but rather a Jewish writer contemporary with the Apostolic Era 😅)
From the accounts I heard, I can't imagine any human structure surviving the Flood. I mean, I've heard the Grand Canyon and entire mountain ranges were formed in the Flood. The post-deluge landscape was unrecognizable from the epoch before.
Exactly. Although most Creationist geologists hold that the layers of rock forming the plateau around the Grand Canyon were laid down during the Flood and that the canyon was carved rapidly during a post flood ice age melt off with a huge lake dwarfing the current Great Salt Lake breaking an ice dam and rapidly draining the basin.
I positively do not believe giants built the structures of old, as in fallen angel-men.
It’s just a theory. The myths that these cultures have actually say that Giants built the structures. That seems to line up with the biblical narrative.
The nephilim/giants were not angels. The “Watchers” mentioned in the Bible may have been angels but they did not necessarily father the Nephilim. Most of the early Fathers did believe that the Watchers gathered the Nephilim. St Augustine was the first Father to instead posit that the “Sons of God” who fathered the Nephilim were sons of Seth and not angels
@@avoidingbabylon If you do research on what was meant by giants it wasn't a literal giant.
@@avoidingbabylon Angels did not most definitely father the nephilim.
That’s debatable. There are different schools of thought on it. Even when Augustine and Aquinas gave their interpretation of it they didn’t have the book of Enoch as source material.