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The "Genesis Gap" of Creationism Revisited

SUBTITLE: "The Biblical 'Ruin-Reconstruction' Event" (This eBook is also a section found in "The “Genesis Gap” – A Comprehensive Biblical Study", which is a more in-depth study on this fascinating biblical subject.) There is an area of theology that many Christian Bible teaching Ministries seemingly refuse to address to any reasonable length, regarding "Young Earth Creationism" versus "Old Earth Creationism" and that is a teaching called "The Genesis Gap" (sometimes also called "The Gap Theory of Creation" and "The Ruin-Reconstruction Theory"). Some specific areas of the teaching that I reference in this book, are not often being addressed in the detail they should be by most ministries that teach Bible creationism, in regard to the role of "fallen angels". This is an extremely important area of theology, as it relates both directly and indirectly to the biblical creation events, to include the original creation of things and judgments that fell from God the creator, upon some of his creations that became perverted due to purposeful rebellion from his will. [Readers please note that while this doctrine passes scriptural rules and even common sense ones, it is still a necessity for me to add reminder, that all scripture studies, should and do come under reasonable scrutiny. This should be the stance for every Christian.] This would also include information regarding Satan himself as it relates to a past dispensation that he and other angels were involved-in, that resulted in their fall from a holy heavenly realm, following their own rebellion against the authority of God their creator. While these subjects may not at first glance, appear to be key elements in regard to the Ruin-Reconstruction Bible teaching, they are in fact very key to it. It is my hope to demonstrate their importance in regard to this essential doctrine of Old Earth Creationism. (NOTE: While I have other titles available on this subject, this one contains additional perspectives and views and is not a repeat of my previous works. This book is ap

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