Lückentheorie (Kreationismus) (German Wikipedia)

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The gap theory, also known as the ruin-reconstruction theory or gap creationism, suggests that a time gap equaling millions (or perhaps even billions) of years occurred between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2. This theory is one of several Old Earth Creationism views. (engl.)

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The gap theory postulates that an indefinite span of time exists between Genesis 1:1 and Genesis 1:2. This time span is usually considered to be quite large (millions of years) and is also reputed to encompass the so-called “geologic ages.” Proponents of the gap theory also postulate that a cataclysmic judgment was pronounced upon the earth during this period as the result of the fall of Lucifer (Satan) and that the ensuing verses of Genesis chapter 1 describe a re-creation or reforming of the earth from a chaotic state and not an initial creative effort on the part of God. (engl.)

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Jesaja 45 – BibleServer. Abgerufen am 21. Februar 2017.

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Arthur C. Custance: Without Form and Void – A Study of the Meaning of Genesis 1:2. Classic Reprint Press, 2008, ISBN 978-1-934251-33-1, Kap. 3. Auch online verfügbar, mit Literaturangaben, jedoch ohne Markierung der Stellen, wo sie zitiert werden (engl.).

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The Gap theory, also known as the Ruin-Restoration theory, is a form of Old Earth Creationism that accepts the creation days of Genesis as being literal 24-hour days. To account for the scientific record which shows the universe is billions of years old, the theory states that there is a gap of time in between Genesis 1:1 and 1:2. This form of creationism gained widespread acceptance after it was included in the 1917 Scofield Reference Bible. By the 1950's, is was widely popular. (engl.)