Indeed. Nick pulled me for it though his only counter-argument was that there was no Creationist philosophy in V writings.Plasmatic wrote:Before you said "if" you said:What is it with you people?
I said if believed in the Jewish god he was de facto a creationist. Therefore, by extention, if he did not believe in the Jewish god he was not a Creationist.
Whatever V was, and I don't give a toss either way, there is nothing wrong with my statement, only your prejudiced interpretations of it.
given that V was Jewish and therefore a Creationist
I then clarified my statement to incluse the 'if' part. StevenJay then jumped in and challenged my clarified statement .
Nick then came in again saying that V didn't interpret the book of Genesis as the work of a deity. He didn't say what V interpetation was, nor does Nick's statement prove that V didn't believe in the Jewish god.
StevenJay came in again and said nothing about V.
And now you have come in and taken us back to the beginning again.