Codswallop! Read something more than Jack Chick and get back to me.
The Conservation of Ignorance Law seems to be operating. I predict personal attacks to follow after the usual Nazi and burn-in-hell threats.
I used to have a few of these guys show up in math classes now and then.
Don't need Jack Chick. Don't read Jack Chick. And if I was inclined to read something you might classify as misleading, I'd read your posts all the time. As it happens, I'd rather read something truthful, so I pay attention to the facts. The moons of several planets in our galaxy here spin counter to the direction of the planets. If, as your big bang theory posits, a whole bunch of nothing was spinning and condensed down to a speck in the nothing, then exploded. The nothing that exploded into everything would preserve angular momentum in all that exploded from it. This is a falsifiable law. Planetary bodies are not the only things subject to this law, galaxies, stars and so on are all subject to said law. Galaxies, however, do not all spin the same direction either. Theory fall down go boom. I know it sucks for you; but, live with it. We've had to put up with it - knowing better - for as long as you have chosen to believe that "codswallop" or longer.
As I said before, because science and Christianity are not fundamentally opposed, there are great Creationist scientists out there. But we don't hear about them because they are quietly engaged in their research. The Creationists we hear about are more like televangelists than theologians, out there trying to make a name for themselves as Creationists. I'm betting that, as an astronomer, you have got some Evangelical Christian collegues whose reasearch you respect - because they actually know what they are talking about, and don't just shoot their mouths off.
(How the heck would the law of Conservation of Momentum have to say about the Big Bang?)
Jack Chick knows more astronomy, cosomology, physics, chemistry, and biology than all you fancy scientists combined!