What was actually happening around 4000 BC when some christfags think the world was created?

What was actually happening around 4000 BC when some christfags think the world was created?

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Proto-Indo-Germanics were domesticating the horse

Only retarded Bible Belt Christians, who aren’t real Christians to begin with believe that earth was created 4000BC.

If you ask a Christian from Constantinople, Russia or Syria, they would look at you like you were crazy.


Creationist were a psyop led by the atheistic scientific community to discredit the Christian faith. Not to mention that Genesis is also in the Torah, but Jews somehow are protected and not associated with the creationist belief.

>If you ask a Christian from Constantinople, Russia or Syria, they would look at you like you were crazy.

hmm...

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Byzantine_calendar

>Creationist were a psyop led by the atheistic scientific community to discredit the Christian faith.
Wrong. Not many people are stupid enough to be a YEC now in the face of overwhelming scientific evidence, but that was the default prior to the 19th century. Current young Earth creationists are just behind the times.

How do you justify evolutionary thought from a theological perspective? It makes God seemed limited in power and unconcerned with humanity, neither of which fit the Biblical perspective.

>The older dates of the Church Fathers in the Byzantine Era and in its precursor, the Alexandrian Era, are based on the Greek Septuagint.

Your point?

Indo-European migrations, Neolithic Europoors were building some cool shit in doggerland, the pre-literate progenitor cultures of the Near Eastern Bronze Age we’re taking shape. LOTR might’ve happened at some point

>we’re
*were

>4000 BC when some christfags think the world was created

No, medieval Jews thought that up and the United "Israel first" States got caught up in it last century.

>No, medieval Jews thought that up
Afraid not, user.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Ussher

>a Christian from Constantinople

YEC was the doctrinal norm until 19th century. Protestants didn't invent it, they're just the only ones who kept it.

>Proto-Indo-Germanics
>Germanics

First day of creation, October 23, 4004 BC, a bright sunny day.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/4th_millennium_BC#Religion

>sunny
The sun wasn't created until the fourth day you fucking heretic.

There you go.

Which galaxy are you referring to?

This is the kind of cool shit i've been wondering since years : the possibility to find some megaliths on the ground of the North Sea.

>Mahabharata
>hmm, that sounds interesting, maybe I should read it
>At about 1.8 million words in total, the Mahābhārata is roughly ten times the length of the Iliad and the Odyssey combined
hahahahahahahaha no