[StolarStorm]

Its sad that some people's faith in God is so weak that they have to cling to such silliness as the Young Earth view. Faith should be strong enough to withstand knowledge.

The Sun no longer is viewed to rotate around the Earth, yet faith still remains.

Science just unveils God's work, and denying it is an insult and blasphemous in my opinion. The Earth is at least 4.5 billion years old; God made it that way using the laws of physics THAT HE CREATED AT THE START, to deny it and REAL science, is to deny God.

[GodGunsGuts]

The people that deny science are the Temple of Darwin fanatics who deny God’s handiwork in creation, attribute life to non-life, intelligence to non-intelligence, and a super-sophisticated digital DNA code to chance fluctuations of inanimate matter plus survival.

[CharlesWayneCT]

The Sun no longer is viewed to rotate around the Earth, yet faith still remains.

And yet it still manages to rise in the morning, and set in the evening.

Don't take my word for it, look at any newspaper, and it will tell you WHEN the sun will rise and set.

"The Earth hangs on Nothing" -- just as true today as when it was written.

If you believe the earth is 4.5 billion years old, that's fine, it's good to have faith in something.

But unless you observed the creation of the earth 4.5 billion years ago, you aren't really a factual observer, just another person repeating a mythology of origins that evolutionists have written based on a usurpation of the actual scientific theory of evolution, couched in the language of science so the evolutionists can dismiss as backwoods fools anybody who doesn't believe their story.