The creation story in the bible is more of an ADHD overview, then it goes on to important things.
Again...there's no sense to this. You can't just say "Ah that was just an ADHD overview of how we actually came to be, he didn't feel like leaving us any tidbits of knowledge for once we were smart enough to understand." The Bible is God's word, I'm not sure how you can classify yourself as a Christian and say that's not true.
I will give you this, creationists who say the world is only 10,000 years old are idiots.
Again, the only reason you say that is because we have proven that the world is older than 10,000 years. The story of the resurrection of Jesus is just as outlandish as believing the world was created in 7 days...it's all part of the same book.
If they REALLY read the bible, they would see that the Earth was created before time.
If you believe the Earth is older than 10,000 years, you must at least somewhat trust the merit of science. And by doing that, you'd trust enough to believe that Earth was created billions of years after the universe came into existence. Saying the "Earth was created before time" is just a philosophical trinket to explain that 'time' didn't start until somebody was there to observe it (humans).
Also, there is the whole thing about Satan ruling on Earth before he was Satan and the fact that the World in the opening of the Bible was in a destroyed state.
And this is from your Bible...
See where I am coming from? When arguing creationism vs. evolution, you arent really arguing about the bible, more man's opinion of what they think the bible meant.
Man created the Bible. The Bible IS the world of God. The Bible is Christianity. Man = Christianity.
Talking science is fine; like the fact that Leviticus says because the life of every creature is its blood. That is why I have said to the Israelites, "You must not eat the blood of any creature, because the life of every creature is its blood; anyone who eats it must be cut off."
We haven't proved the Bible to be true and accurate yet, so quoting it is useless in my opinion. Also you're just pulling comparisons, that which you could do with many religious texts I'm sure.
Or there is this Isaiah 40:22 "He sits enthroned above the circle of the earth, and its people are like grasshoppers. He stretches out the heavens like a canopy, and spreads them out like a tent to live in."
Again, just drawing conclusions here. Ancient humans worshiped the Sun because that's what watched over them. They saw the sun was a big circle. Maybe they thought in a perfect heavenly world, the Earth could maybe be a big circle too? You can have a flat circle.
And stretching out the heavens like a canopy...I don't really know how else to convey my point. It's just making a metaphor fit how you want it to.
How many prophecies in the Bible are wrong? I've looked it up myself, verses that declare the end of the world is coming soon, coming before our generation has passed, etc. We're still here, and if the world is destroyed it's going to most likely be because of us, or something in space. Space, that we can see, observe, travel in, and study.