What is the creation science theory of the origin of light?

Are you approaching it from the perspective of 4 dimensionality.The Universe exists as space/time. Length, Width, Depth and Persistence.But M-Theory works off 11 dimensions.If this one Universe, like any of the others in the multiverse, stems from interactions in high dimensions, then it can quite easily have a start and a finish.

Okay, how many years of advance physics have you studied?Demanding to be "shown otherwise" is going to require you to do some work.Right now you sound like someone who understands only one language and claims that everyone else is merely muttering gibberish unless he can be shown otherwise.Well, you need to learn

And my point is that your vocabulary and reasoning demonstrate a lack of understanding.First of all, why must a dimension be in "aid of" anything?Second, expressing your reasons in doubting something doesn't really matter one way or another unless you have sufficient understanding of the topic.I know next to nothing about automechanics. I can express all the doubts I want about whether or not this hoosiewhatsit is needed to make the car go. This is a topic that requires many years of advancement mathematics and theoretical physics. Much of what people "know" is best expressed as equations.Have you done the years of schooling necessary to read such equations? To write them? To know if something is in error?You're to be provided with 8 years of college level courses through the medium of a chat board. On a forum where you've been a member for 3 months.

Light was not the first product of the Universe.Not even you can support that claim. Light was, AT BEST, the 4rd product.And that's WITHOUT any definition of the term.

Read your Bible!Geez. You have exactly ONE source material. I'm talking about only the first 2 sentences in that source material and you can't be bothered to read it?Seriously?If you are going to reference the Bible, you should at least be familiar with it.