[WildHorseCrash]

OTOH, I am similarly offended by "scientific observers" who ignore the truth of Scripture, ("God created the heavens and the earth".) and who insist that their speculations (theories) as to how the Universe developed alone constitute "truth".

But you steal a base, here. You use "truth of Scripture" like its an objectively proved fact. It isn't. In fact, given the historic propensity for humans to create religions, sects, cults, etc., and given that the content of no religion's scriptures can even begin to be demonstrably true, the phrase, "truth of Scripture" can objectively be termed an oxymoron.

There is no "truth" in any scripture, but simply the subjective emotions of its adherents.

[Elsie]

There is no "truth" in any scripture, but simply the subjective emotions of its adherents.

(Ya left off...

"And that's the absolute truth!"