What the real missing piece is:
God didn't create the world in 6 of OUR days. I know I'm not the only one to come up with this, but I don't know where to site anyone else has, but hear me out.
The calendar we use is not the first calendar that humans have ever used, I'll give you that all of them were based on sun rises, and sun sets, but in all, time was not measured as it is now *in four weeks in a month...so on and so on*
So, say that we are thinking our day, not God's day *which, many theological experts say could be 1000 years* we asses this with the Creation of Earth.
Day one: God created the Heavens and the Earth
- ok... Heavens is the universe, and I think that Moses, who wrote this account of creation had no real idea of other planets and such, as knowledge of the universe was quite... non exsistant at the time, so apply the word Plants instead of Earth. Don't you think that the creation, of an entire universe *heck even one solar system* would take more time than our preconceived notion of 24 hours?
- In Genesis 1:2:
Use link to cross reference Bible, as it will not let me copy and paste
In the Big Bang Theory, it names a time of a nearly formless mass that is Earth. It was empty of all life forms, and was covered in molton lava. I can't, for the life of me find the website that I got it from, but the website was a great for explaining the BBT, how it worked, it really made sense to me.
Anyway, this website, talked of a flood that caused land to form. *no, I'm not saying the flood with Noah, although, the story of Noah might have come from the idea of this flood*. So... the second thing, after the earth and universe is formed is the formation water and sky which may be a Biblical explain the flood the BBT talks about.
-Check out Genesis 1:6-8 this is one "day"
-Check out Genesis 1:9-12 this is the next "day"
Both of these ideas of Creation, fit with the pattern happening with BBT.
This is where there is a shift in how the BBT and Creation work out. Sun was not *in concern with science* created after the the Earth, and, I believe that this is true, but I also feel that there should be some leway to Moses *the believed writer of Genesis* who, had no way of investigating this. Although, that would negate God's knowledge in Moses's account.
After this, it follows a decent path with evolution, life in waters first, that evolves into life on earth, then man.... these actually coincide with each other pretty good.
The next trouble starts with Genesis 2. Trying to say that Adam and Eve were the first record of human life, but I think that this is wrong.... being that it comes after creation. Adam and Eve were placed in the Garden of Eden, there is no reason to believe that the Garden of Eden was the whole Earth, in fact, I believe * and this is just my belief* that the Garden of Eden was what Moses and the Jewish slaves of Egypt were going to in Exodus. I feel that there is the possibility that Adam was placed in the Garden of Eden when God created man outside the Garden of Eden also.