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Author Topic:   How do creationists explain stars?
Bubs
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Message 38 of 297 (292786)
03-06-2006 3:14 PM


Observed light vs calculated light
First let me state that I am a new poster and I will be the first to admit that I have limited information. I am a YEC.
To give a possible answer to the original question, here is a link: Distant Starlight and Genesis: Conventions of Time Measurement | Answers in Genesis . The basic argument is that you have observed time and calculated time.
Unless things have changed, which are quit possible, evolutionists have the same issue in the horizon problem ( Light-Travel Time: A Problem for the Big Bang | Answers in Genesis ). All I am familiar with is the inflation argument, but what caused inflation to start/stop, and the more important question is why?

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Bubs
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Message 47 of 297 (293173)
03-08-2006 8:04 AM
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03-07-2006 2:02 PM


Re: your registration.
I did register twice. I never recieved an email the first time I registered, so I tried it again. Thanks

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