Heh heh heh. Heh heh.

The infamous RT.

For the record, Nick was correct — a little Googling regarding Mr. Cummings does indeed indicate that his post wasn’t written specifically in response to my three-part Addison Road debut. (See http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/264657/moses_didnt_write_about_creation.html for this exact text, dated May 30.)

I guess that’s good news…

By the way, who is RT, and what did he or she do that is so infamous?

I don’t think I should be the bouncer, on second thought, unless being the bouncer around here consists solely of glaring and complaining about the hit-and-runners’ manners. I can’t actually bounce anyone, you know. That is Michael’s province, big nasty Daddy-Badass that he is.

Yeah, he’s right on the line. His comment went to moderation for me to preview before approving it. I figured it was close enough to the topic at hand to let it through.

Also, I figured it would lead to some amusing comments from the peanut gallery, which in my opinions is reason enough to approve the comment.

Rock on, crazy old man Herman!

We’ve never had a hit and runner come back for more, not even TBN American Idol Girl.

Nick, you may man the grill, but you need to know that Roadies like to keep it interesting. Monday afternoon, we had steak, ahi tuna, bratwurst, cucumbers, and all other sorts of concoctions going at once.

Ok, so… just for recap: Morphea’s the bouncer, Nick’s on the grill, and Zack is still in charge of making sure that no one falls asleep.

BTW, is Herman a spammer? His post seems like a cut and paste speech. He probably left that same rant on 100 other blogs advertising his book.

And way to keep it real Chad. Any chance I can man the grill?

You make an excellent point, and put that together with the fact that I missed the line Karen quoted, which sort of leads me to say something more like this…

Hey Herman & RT, welcome to The Road House. Beer’s in the fridge, steaks go on the grille. Don’t say anything else until you meet the folks.

Why are all ya’ll picking on Herman he only says in his bio “I am the only person I know or ever heard of presently on
this Earth that is qualified to teach Biblical Creation.”

Ya know… I kind of think Herman’s interesting, and, to his credit, has thus far managed to not post any pictures featuring exposed, hairless testicles.

So… that’s something.

Cerise

Previously, an article was written about “The Pending Marriage of Science and Genesis”. That, and the article even previous to that (The Divorce of Science From Humanism) were forerunners to this culmination. After more than fifteen years of rejections by other publishers, the revelation of the truth of Genesis will now be available for all to examine.

The book promotes “Biblical Reality”, which states that Genesis, written by Moses, was never about Creation (Week). Moses had written down (perhaps by one or more designated scribes) what God had revealed to him while he was with God on Mt. Sinai in 1598 BC. Creationism and theology have mistakenly believed that Moses was writing about how our Earth & universe were created, but not so. God revealed to Moses seven defined geological ages of the historical past to Moses. Even Moses didn’t understand what he saw, but he just had it written down for later generations to learn and perhaps someday understand. That final understanding would not occur until December 1993, being about 3,604 years later. How timeless is the Word of God?

Unfortunately, creationism and theology have not done their homework, and continue to teach false doctrines, namely “young Earth” beliefs (Creation Science), theistic evolution (”Reasons to Believe”), long creation days (”Day-Age” theories), and Ruin & Restoration (”Gap” theories) doctrines. Every single one of them are in error, including “progressive creationism”, and are a misrepresentation of the Genesis text. The “Bible believing community” can either jump on board with the truth of Genesis, or stand on the sidelines, and continue promoting their own proven false teachings.

However, there is another “front” that this book is doing battle against, which is the insanity of secular science concerning our origins and prehistoric history of our Earth and universe. Our creation occurred 4.57 billion years ago (according to the science of geology), completing in six days (Exodus 20:11), with God “resting” on the seventh day of a 168 hour week. But God did not reveal that week to Moses. God revealed only one day from Creation Week, and one day each from the first week of the six following geological ages of mankind. The seven days which were revealed to Moses (aka “the Observations of Moses”) were not revealed in chronological order, but in what’s called “Biblical Order”, which any theologian or “bible scholar” worth their salt should be able to ascertain. Here is where the current ignorance of mainstream theology will be made known for all to see.

To preview what the book (“Moses Didn’t Write About Creation!!”) shall convey, go here. There, it will keep you abreast of when the book will be available, and how to obtain a copy. In the book, the true “Origin of Satan” is revealed. Also, comprehensive coverage of the “Extra-Celestial Civil War” (aka “the war in Heaven”) is given, what brought it about, when it ended, and why Satan was allowed to do his evil deeds in this universe.

It is a given that secular science shall at first criticize the work, calling it “a new attempt to harmonize science with religious literature”. Afterwards, they may try to call it “a convenient coincidence”. But what will the worlds of current creationism and theology do? Close ranks, “get on board” and accept the truth, or remain defiant and criticize from the sidelines, as the Sanhedrin did in 27 AD?

Herman Cummings
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