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Doesn't the distance of stars disprove the young earth theory?

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03-03-2010 3:46 AM

Since we know how fast light moves and how far away certain stars are from the earth wouldn't any star being more then 6000 light years away disprove the young earth theory, or at least a young universe? This popped into my head a couple of nights ago and I haven't been able to discuss it with anyone.
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