God and evolution can't both be true

Thank you. As far as I'm concerned, we're not talking about whether or not the Bible is correct. However, 1. God cannot make mistakes. 2. The Bible is the word of God. 3. Therefore, the Bible cannot have mistakes. If you believe that the Word of God is a bunch of bull crap, we can discuss that on a different debate. Now, let's stick to the subject. ~Q:Was there death before man? A: Yes.~ Checkmate. Now, let me quote a passage from Romans. "Therefore, just as sin *entered* the world through one man, and *death* through sin, and in this way death came to all men..." It doesn't say "Therefore, just as sin entered the world through one man, and death of humans through sin, and in this way death came to all men..." The Bible NEVER says that in the time of Adam and Eve only animals died. The Bible talks about universal death, it doesn't say that "Then humans started to die." It says that death **ENTERED** the world **AFTER** humans were created. So not a single animal or human died in the Garden of Eden. So you believe in God but don't believe in his word. Truly interesting. ~Do you seriously believe he lived 900 years?~ I do. If you haven't read Genesis, let me quote a passage. "Altogether, Adam lived *930 years*, and then he died." Genesis 5:8 ~God finished the original creation, and then left the rest to evolution. Before you argue this, Adam and Eve had children who had different traits than their parents This is part of evolution in itself, as is every generation. You can't deny the evidence right in front of you.~ So God finished the creation but didn't finish the creation? Very logical. I don't like to debate people who dodge questions. If God finishes the creation, how can he at the same time continue it? So he didn't finish the creation in your opinion. There aren't two different creations of the world! How can you create something twice? And how do you know what traits Adam's and Eve's children had? Evidence to back your claim? ~The whole bible was written by humans and nothing else. If they say that the earth was created in seven days does that mean they are right? No.~ I must say that I didn't know that the Pope and the writers of the Bible have something to do with each other. Maybe God gave a vision to humans who wrote what they saw? And still... "If you see a sign that says "Stop!" do you think "What does that really mean?" or do you just stop?" ~Many Christians believe in evolution.~ If ten million people believe that cows can fly, they must be right. Or? ~The bible was written down by mortal men who had no proof as to the accuracy of any of their writings.~ We-are-not-talking-about-the-accuracy-of-the-Bible. Period. Back to the topic. And after all, you have no proof that the Bible would not be accurate. I have evidence that it is. However, it is off-topic. ~The bible was written down by mortal men who had no proof as to the accuracy of any of their writings.~ Perhaps God gave a vision of the past to mortal men who wrote what they saw? Once, again, a dodged question. I didn't ask about how accurate the Bible is, I asked you: Since evolution teaches us that when humans first came into existence they couldn't read or write, nor speak a language (other than grunts and nods) how could Adam, the first human do so? Genesis 2:20 "So the man gave names to all livestock, the birds of the air and all the beasts in the field." Therefore he spoke a complicated language. Genesis 3:20 "Adam named his wife Eve..." Genesis 5:1 "This is the WRITTEN account of Adam's life." From the last quote we can suggest that Adam could write, and wrote down his bloodline and life. Please stop dodging the questions. I've had enough of Matrix. Zach, let's stay on the topic. Whether or not the Bible is accurate is off-topic. ~1.) The bible is not a reputable source~ Off-topic. By the way, am I the only one who noticed the lack of evidence? ~Do you seriously believe he lived 900 years? And the whole story of Adam and Eve is just a representation of god modeling man through evolution.~ This interpretation is very far from what the bible says. If I see a sign that shows a pedestrian crossing a road, I could think that it means I'm supposed to get out of my car and walk to the other side of the road. Or I could just use common sense. Okay. So, your only argument is that the Bible isn't accurate? If that's what we believe, why should we believe in God at all? If the Bible says that Christianity is the truth, it can't be true. If we're going to think that the Bible isn't accurate, we can't even believe in God. So, we have no proof that Jesus died in the cross or that there is a God at all. If you believe in God, why don't you believe his word? Since we are NOT debating about how accurate the Bible is, let's stick to the topic. And now... Since Adam was created in the sixth day, how could he have died at the age of about 900? If one day were, let's say, a million years, he wouldn't have lived even halfway through the sixth day. The Bible says that Adam died after he was sent out of the Garden of Eden, so that would mean that he lived AT LEAST the sixth day. If it were anything more than 900 years, we would have serious problems. Since the evolution is going on, how can the Bible say that God finished the creation?