Originally Posted by EtH

You are taking them as literally. Jesus was infamous for telling parables. Perhaps adam and eve, noah's arc etc. are just parables which demonstrate the will of God.

Let's say your God, you want to tell the world about the history of the universe and the morales they should live their lives by. Do you lay out the facts or tell a bunch of parables which can be (and are) easily misinterpreted? I thought he was omniscient? Why didn't he see that flaw coming?

Originally Posted by EtH

You are taking them as literally. Jesus was infamous for telling parables. Perhaps adam and eve, noah's arc etc. are just parables which demonstrate the will of God.

Let's say your God, you want to tell the world about the history of the universe and the morales they should live their lives by. Do you lay out the facts or tell a bunch of parables which can be (and are) easily misinterpreted? I thought he was omniscient? Why didn't he see that flaw coming?