The latest fallacy of pope Francis – and what it means

Big Bang Theory true according to Pope Francis

Once again, the world has the distinction of hearing “Thus says the man in the white robe” instead of “thus says the Lord.” If we question the veracity of God’s Word and the foundations which He has established, then it will be easy to cut out further parts of Scripture. Here are a few things to consider as to whether pope Francis is right or wrong.

There are several problems with Christians accepting the Big Bang Theory and the theory of evolution.

1. It questions the validity and work of the Trinity.

Genesis states that each member of the Triune Godhead was involved in creation.

A. God the Father is attributed with the work of creation throughout the Old Testament. If creation is not true, then we must exclude every writer who spoke and wrote falsely giving credit to the holy God. This means that Job, Psalms, Isaiah, Jeremiah, the five books of Moses, and others must be taken out of the Bible.

B. God the Son, the Lord Jesus Christ, speaks of the creation during [Keep on reading HERE!]

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My belief is based on God and His infallible, inerrant Word.

Here I stand, I can do no other.

So help me, God.

Reblogged from: Defending. Contending. October 29, 2014