Questions and Answers

The following are questions and answers you may have concerning the book God Uncovers Creation.

What is the book God Uncovers Creation about?
It is written that Adam was made a living soul of the earth and earthy. How can I say that Adam was a spiritual living soul when it is written that he was not spiritual but that which is natural? (I Corinthians 15:45-49)
Did the children of Adam and Eve have to mate with each other to multiply mankind?
Did animals die before Adam sinned?
It is written in the Bible that God created man out of the dust of the earth. Scientists say we evolved. How can both the Bible and scientists be correct?
Man's body was formed from the dust of the earth. Wouldn't that mean he was earthly or physical?
Is the man that God created on Day Six, the same as the man he placed in the Garden of Eden and mankind that is upon the earth now?
Where was the Garden of Eden located?
If the Garden of Eden were a spiritual place, wouldn't man have had to be a spirit being when he lived there?
Could the Holy Trinity be the pattern for each creation day?
How long were creation days?
Did the "Big Bang" really happen?
Was there a universe before this one? Will there be another one after ours?
Do people feel the need to reconcile the Bible with science?
Can one species become another species?
If there were humans on other planets, would Jesus have to die on the cross and rise again on each of these planets?
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What is the book God Uncovers Creation about?

God Uncovers Creation demonstrates how God used both his spoken Word and evolution to create man. Scientific views of creation and the biblical view of creation are two sides of one coin. Scientists are concerned with only the physical aspect of creation. The Bible covers both the physical and spiritual aspects of creation, with accents on the spiritual. When the Bible is understood correctly, with the emphasis on the spiritual, there are no conflicts between the scientific view of creation and the biblical view of creation.

It is written that Adam was made a living soul of the earth and earthy. How can I say that Adam was a spiritual living soul when it is written that he was not spiritual but that which is natural? (I Corinthians 15:45-49)

Have you already decided that my answer could not be correct? Did you know that once someone makes up his/her mind about something, from that point he/she judges all information which disagrees with his/her opinion as being false? If you want to know the truth concerning creation and evolution, you must be able to make your mind set aside its opinions long enough to look at the evidence with an open mind. Speaking of open minds, can you imagine what the world would be like if both the science community and the church community believed in a God-based evolution? Oh what a wonderful world it would be. Now back to the original question. Adam was created to rule over earth from earth's highest spirit realm, a place called the Garden of Eden. Both Adam's body and the Garden of Eden were formed from the dust of the earth, which I believe were neutrinos. Neutrinos are created when physical matter is created; they are natural. From our prospective as physical beings upon physical earth, Adam and the Garden of Eden were of a spiritual nature. From God's prospective in an eternal Heaven, both Adam and the Garden were natural, not spiritual.

Did the children of Adam and Eve have to mate with each other to multiply mankind?

Incest is a sin, but God did not have to sin to create mankind. Our spiritual being was created in the image and after the likeness of God. God is Spirit, Light, and Love. Our physical bodies have 98.4 percent of the same genes as apes. We have the physical image and likeness of apes, but we have the spiritual image and likeness of God. When we leave this physical world, we will leave this physical body and receive a spiritual body. The first children of Adam and Eve were spiritual beings which caused creatures on the physical earth to become what we are today, beings who are both physical and spiritual.

Did animals die before Adam sinned?

Wherefore, as by one man sin entered into the world, and death by sin; and so death passed upon all men, for that all have sinned: (Romans 5:12)

Please note the two phrases "upon all men" and "for that all have sinned." Death, which is written about in the previous Bible verse, has to do with living soul man and nothing to do with living creatures or animals. This same death will later join hell and be placed into the lake of fire (Revelation 20:13-14).

The spirits of dead animal creatures do not belong in death or hell. Living animal creatures don't sin. Sinning is the downfall of man and angels. When animals die I personally believe that their spirits go to the name spirit called Seas, which was given to the gathering of the waters.

I would like to offer a warning to both creationists and God-based evolutionists. When you are searching the Scriptures, it is wrong to have your eyes only open to what you want to find. You need to have an open mind and let God lead you to the truth.

It is written in the Bible that God created man out of the dust of the earth. Scientists say we evolved. How can both the Bible and scientists be correct?

Man is a spirit being within a physical body. Scientists are concerned only with physical man. The Bible tells the story of both the beginning of spirit being man and how spirit being man came to be within a physical body.

Man's body was formed from the dust of the earth. Wouldn't that mean he was earthly or physical?

We commonly think of dust of the earth as dry ground, which the wind blows around. I believe the dust of the earth, which man's body was formed of, is neutrinos. Neutrinos are non-mass energy particles that are created when particles with mass were created. Neutrinos seldom interact with physical matter. They are flowing through our bodies at this very moment in countless numbers. Neutrinos are a good candidate for having been the dust of the earth from which man of the Garden of Eden was created. If Adam's body were to be compared to our physical bodies, it would be spiritual. But if his body were to be compared to a body from heaven, Adam's body would be earthly, but not physical.

Is the man that God created on Day Six, the same as the man he placed in the Garden of Eden and mankind that is upon the earth now?

Man was made in the image and after the likeness of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. The three manifestations of God are still only one God; and in my opinion, the three manifestations of man are still only one man.

Where was the Garden of Eden located?

After driving man out of the Garden of Eden, God placed an angel at the edge of the Garden to guard it. That makes me believe that the Garden of Eden now is in the same place and in the same condition as it was way back then. I believe the Garden of Eden is located on the spirit side of earth.

If the Garden of Eden were a spiritual place, wouldn't man have had to be a spirit being when he lived there?

Yes, I believe man of the Garden of Eden was a living soul with a spiritual body. Man was created in the image and after the likeness of God. God is Spirit, and man was also spirit. He was created for companionship with God.

Could the Holy Trinity be the pattern for each creation day?

Yes,I think so. God the Father, God the Son or Word, and God the Holy Spirit are really only one God. Each creation day had an evening, a morning, and seed in the form of light; but like God, they were still only one day.

How long were creation days?

According to my hypothesis, creation days were not periods of time. They were manifestations of God's spoken Word, or created things. For example, Day One was light, not the time it took to create light. God Uncovers Creation covers the subject of creation days in detail.

Did the "Big Bang" really happen?

Yes, I believe it happened when God spoke the words "Let the dry land appear." Then some of the gathered waters (energy) formed into dry land. Dry land and physical matter are the same. This subject is covered in more detail in the book God Uncovers Creation .

Was there a universe before this one? Will there be another one after ours?

Yes, I believe the last universe ended when God spoke words that caused its heavens and earth to melt into spiritual energy called darkness and energy called waters. Sometime after our universe is destroyed, I think God will once again speak the words "Let there be light."

Do people feel the need to reconcile the Bible with science?

Jesus saith unto him, Thomas, because thou hast seen me, thou hast believed: blessed are they that have not seen, and yet have believed (John 20:29).

It would be absolutely wonderful if everybody could just believe the Bible and felt no need to understand it in a way that was not in conflict with scientific evidence. Unfortunately, there are a lot of "doubting Thomases' in this world. Jesus didn't write off Thomas for his failure to believe without being given more information, and I'm not going to give up on millions of other people who just need more information in order for them to have faith.

Chances are great that you don't need the information on my website or my book God Uncovers Creation, but if you have children facing non-believing educators, they might desperately need more information about creation to help keep their souls safe than what you needed.

Please don't let the way you believe keep others from believing. Jesus didn't.

Can one species become another species?

A common argument against a God-based evolution is that God created creatures to be grouped in kinds; therefore, they could not become another species or kind, but I have a problem with this thought. Jesus in Heaven was in the form of God and was God before He came to the earth in the form of a member of the son-of-man species. He died on the cross and rose again to give the son-of-man species the opportunity to become a new creature or member of the son-of-God species; so as Christians we better pray to God that one species can become another species.

If there were humans on other planets, would Jesus have to die on the cross and rise again on each of these planets?

Many Christians don't believe there could be other humans on other planets. They believe Jesus would have to go to each planet and die on the cross and rise again in order to save them; but I don't really think that could be true.

God is the creator of the universe and His laws are universal. Jesus' dying on the cross and rising again created a universal law of salvation. To save people on another planet other than ours, all God would need to do is to let them know what Jesus did on the cross for all mankind. I don't know if there is life on other planets, but in John 10:15-16, Jesus did say He had other sheep that are not of this fold that would hear His voice. Jesus also said in John 14:2 that in His Father's house there were many mansions, so it seems that God has plenty of room for people from other planets if He chose to create them.

What do you believe would happen if an astronaut on a mission to the moon or to another planet were to ask Jesus to save him/her and be his/her Lord and Savior? I believe Jesus would accept him/her as His child because I believe Jesus is the Savior of all mankind no matter where they happen to be in the universe.

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