No.
...and all the rebuttals, and all his rebuttals to the rebuttals, and have concluded that his book can stand on its own two feet...
I am an acknowledged layman in physics and astronomy, and have only a B.S. in mathematics. My sense is that I'm not the best person to evaluate an apparent radical departure from current astrophysical models. Even if he is right on the money, and I take the time to verify and convince myself of this, I'm not sure what weight that would carry.
Even so, being a curious sort of person, I *might* take a look at it. Currently I'm reading some classical C.S. Lewis, specifically "The Abolition of Man".
Have you gotten to his SF 'Perelanda' trilogy, especially the final book, 'That Hideous Strength' -- very powerful condemnation of over-industrialized modern society with it's loss of traditional moral values.
==Even so, being a curious sort of person, I *might* take a look at it. Currently I’m reading some classical C.S. Lewis, specifically “The Abolition of Man”.
Excellent book. I refer to it often and re-read it every couple of years.
Here’s a short video on “Starlight and Time” presented by the author...and a short piece on the rubuttles and the rebuttles to the rebuttles I was talking about, in case you’re interested—GGG
http://www.nwcreation.net/media/starlight_and_time.ram
http://www.icr.org/index.php?module=articles&action=view&page=446