Sin and the Blame Game

[Chad32]

No, I say it's obviously wrong, because the story doesn't act that way. It acts like a day is a day. I'm not pulling this out of my ass.
Just because someone wrote about god's day being a thousand years, thousands of years after the original story of Eden, doesn't make it true. It's just some christian trying to make sense of a plothole in the story in a jewish holy book.

*emphasis mine*
Except that the first place where it mentions specifically that 1 of Gods days = 1000 years is in Psalms, a Jewish holy book...

Not to mention I just told you right from the story of Eden that Adam was told he'd die within a day, he lived to be 930 which is within 1 day according to God's timeline.

Time is relative, God counts time differently from man.  

Eating meat for sustenance is different from scapegoating your problems with a human sacrifice. I' not saying you should never kill something. I' just saying murdering someone doesn't make your past crimes go away.

Where in the bible does it state that murdering someone makes your past crimes go away?

The wages of sin is death, Christ sacrificed himself to rid the world of sin so that you may live. It's the same principal you live by on a daily basis, something has to die in order to sustain life.

If Psalms isn't in the new testament, then I don't know what their deal is. Days are treated as days elsewhere in the bible. If Adam lived to 930 after god told him he would die in a day, that just meant god lied.

And no, I don't live by that on a daily basis. I've never lived by that, because you're trying to equate unrelated things. What does washing away your sins mean, if it doesn't mean make them go away?