buzsaw writes:
No human, of course was an eye witness to tell us all the unknowns. Smobbish secular humanist academia thinks they know it all, but if the truth were known, there'd likely be some real surprises. None of us were around millions to billions of years ago and really don't know all the factors involved with how things were in the universe and particularly in our galexy and solar system, especially if one factors in a creator. A lot of conjecture is not being admitted, imo.
The milky way galaxy is about 75,000 light years across. Other galaxies range from thousands of light years to hundreds of millions of light years to billions of light years away from the milky way galaxy. In other words, when we look at these objects that are very very far away, we are actually looking at these stuff millions to billions of years in the past.
I just put that in the simplest terms possible. If you didn't understand that, then I give up.
I don't mean to run off topic, but Eta came in on this thread with insults rather than substantive responses to my posts and imo, the meanspirited insults needed a response.
Just imagine this for a minute. I know that you are in your 50's, probably 57. You are talking to a 7 yr old child. He has this belief that the power rangers actually exist in real life. Being a HS graduate, you know that the power rangers are make-belief (fictional) characters created to entertain kids. You've tried everything for months to show the 7 year old that the power rangers don't exist in real life. The kid finished 2nd grade but he just wouldn't admit that you, with your HS degree, actually know more than he does.
After several months and the kid still goes around telling everybody that the power rangers exist in real life. He even tells you that you and your HS diploma can't know more than his 2nd grade stuff. Afterall, everything taught up to the 2nd grade is all there is to know, right?
Eta is having the same frustration.
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