With the increase of scientific investigation in the field of historical geology over the past two centuries, and the accompanying decrease in the belief in the young age of the earth, those who believe the Bible literally, and who consequently believe that the earth is very young, have been faced with continual challenges to harmonize the assertions of science and the plain statements of Scripture.
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Unformed and unfilled
A critique of the gap theory
by Weston W. Fields
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"With the increase of scientific investigation in the field of historical geology over the past two centuries, and the accompanying decrease in the belief in the young age of the earth, those who believe the Bible literally, and who consequently believe that the earth is very young, have been faced with continual challenges to harmonize the assertions of science and the plain statements of Scripture."
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