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Six Days of Creation: Questions & Answers
Explore 14 questions and answers about Six Days of Creation, answered by Dr. Robert Sungenis.
Books on this subject
The First Four Days of Creation (Hardback Cover)
CASB 4: The Book of Genesis, 1-11 (Hardcover)
How did the great light of the first day form the firmament on day two and the stars on day four?
Why doesn't the seventh day of creation end with 'evening and morning'?
How can there be 24-hour days before the sun was made on the fourth day?
Does Genesis teach a young earth, and did the 1909 Biblical Commission settle the age of creation?
What passages teach that God created time, space, and matter?
How long were Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden before the fall?
Did St. Augustine err in reading Genesis to teach an instantaneous creation?
Can the Big Bang be reconciled with the six days of Genesis 1?
Why aren't the planets mentioned in the Genesis 1 creation account?
When were the angels created, before or during the first day of creation?
In Catholic doctrine, are plants living beings?
Is belief in a young-earth, six-day creation a fundamentalist Protestant position?
How do we answer the claimed contradiction between the order of creation in Genesis 1 and Genesis 2?
What is the firmament of Genesis, and what is it made of?
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