If the theory of evolution is the centerpiece of the popular science narrative of godless existence (SciPop), then radiometric dating has been the pseudoscientific glue that held it together.
The Role of the Decay Constant
Atheism’s Accomplice
Atheism's sidekick: The scientific method, designed by atheist intellectual elites for the express purpose of making it impossible to find the truth, even by accident.
Striving in the Womb
If you've ever raised children from babies you will know that, even though they may not know right from wrong or their left hand from their right, they can still be evil, deceitful, manipulative and selfish.
Answer 3
Jesus crucifixion didn't remove original sin, it gave us a way to be free from the consequences of it.
Adam is the Ground
The curse on Adam was the curse on the Earth. Adam's name and the Hebrew word translated "ground" have the same root and they're practically the same thing. Adam is the ground, it's what he's made of.
Sin and Corruption
Why was there a tree of knowledge of good and evil if God had created a perfect world? God didn't create a perfect world, he created a corrupted one. Now we can understand the difference between corruption and sin.
Cause and Effect: The Curse is Effect
If the wife's role is to obey her husband and compliment him on how big his muscles are, then why did God need to carry out the rib removal operation?
Enmity
The whole of the narrative of Revelation 12 centers on the enmity, hatred, between Satan, the dragon, and the woman. If we apply the relationship of cause and effect we can again place this event after the fall of man.
Serpent vs. Snake
There weren't any snakes before the fall of man. It's a logical conclusion which is deduced by the application of cause and effect, logic and reason. Look at it this way, you can’t curse a snake to be limbless, it already is.
Creation is Spherogenetic
The heavens were created on the 4th day. We're taking this to mean that the whole heavenly host was created on the 4th day, including the creatures that are described in passages in Isaiah, Ezekiel and Revelation.