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As a member of the said church I can tell you that is not true. the world was never built in proximity to Kolob then moved. it was built on location out of existing matter that was present in the area. The length of time of construction is correct though.
And while the cults and conspiracy theorists were rising, so were the orthodox “UFO religions”, which had long held extraterrestrials as part of their belief systems, like Scientology, whose adherents were firm in their belief that humanity had been entangled with various alien civilizations since the species’ conception; and the Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter-Day Saints, who believed that the Earth was created 6000 years ago near the planet Kolob, then moved to its present location in the solar system.
Getting a Technology System in Modern Day
Sci-fi · Agent_047
It was meant to be more of an emotional response, his scars from his parents run deep so the comments made triggered his memories of them, causing him to momentarily lose his cool. Thank you for the feedback though, and I hope you stick with it as the hero trope is not really what I’m going for.
"Just who the f#@k do you think you are! How dare you disrespect those who sacrificed themselves! How dare you belittle all those who have come before us! Are you actually so arrogant as to believe that it was your strength that got you through the tower?! That you would be worth anything to anyone if the city lord wasn't your father!?"
Blood Towers
Fantasy · Billy_Bunn_5040
Creationism does not deny scientific evidence, rather scientific evidence is the how too of creation. God did the work, science simply tells us how.
If there was one major complaint that Berengar had about Christianity, it was their propensity to deny and destroy all evidence that pointed out the flaws in their religion. To some extent, this radical rejection of truth, in favor of faith in God, had remained engrained in the hearts and minds of Christians well into the modern era. There was no greater example of this than the idea of Creationism that was popular among a minority of American Christians in his past life.
Tyranny of Steel
History · Zentmeister