[GrandEagle]

Not exactly a big help for the Young Earth Creationists, is it?
Very interesting article. Again, thanks for the ping.
It's not a problem at all. Everything that the scientists are saying is based on their (commonly accepted assumptions I'll agree) assumption. I'll reiterate, they were not there and do not know. I'll still accept Gods word on it, which has NOT changed, before I'll accept the word of scientists who don't even know how much there is to know, much less how much they do know.

Regards,
GE

[DallasMike]

I'll reiterate, they were not there and do not know. I'll still accept Gods word on it, which has NOT changed, before I'll accept the word of scientists who don't even know how much there is to know, much less how much they do know.

Actually, when we view the light from a galaxy 8 billion light-years away, we are there in the sense that we see the galaxy exactly as it was 8 billion years ago.

God's word says nothing about the age of the universe. You're reading your own opinion into the Bible just as those who once claimed that the earth was the center of the universe read their own opinions into the Bible. The net result is that it makes Christianity look silly. People shouldn't leave their brains at the door when they become Christians.