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Joined: Dec 2007
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Since God put the stars in the sky on day 4 and it is claimed by Literal Creationists that this occurred 6000 years ago, then the Christian God must have placed the light in route in order for us to see stars that are 120,000 light-years away. Anything that we observe as occurring really didn't happen because those distant stars didn't exist 120,000 years ago. I guess that Literal Creationists believe that God just made something like a movie to play out as if the stars really existed before 4004 BC. You honestly come across as someone who has a boo-boo with God. No. Just your interpretation of what He has done. As far as my position on Biblical creationism, I don't know how you could have possibly read what I wrote and keep bringing up these strawman arguments. Here's a link for your convenience: http://urlbam.com/ha/M0020Still doesn't explain how the stars can be made on day 4 6000 years ago yet still have their light reach us as if they existed 100,000 years or more before that. Don't pretend like you have any idea what methods I have used to study the Bible or anything else. Additionally, your pity is wasted here. Well, I can share with you the method I use to study the Bible: I read it.  If your interpretation of a literal reading of Day 4 in Genesis 1 is any example, you apparently don't read it very closely.
[quote][quote]Like Hovind followers? Hovind Wisdom (from the light side): http://urlbam.com/ha/KOOOO spooky. You would think he could have come up with a script that was different from his dad's baloney. I have read your assertions over and over again yet still see no evidence provided on your part to support this particular one. Just keep looking I read that as you saying you can't support your assertions. That was expected.
A faith that connot survive collision with the truth is not worth many regrets. -- Arthur C. Clarke
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