[ctdonath2]

From the other extreme, on a non-cosmological-scale:
10,000 years is 100 hundred-year lifespans back-to-back.
That’s not very long, especially when your own lifespan is a large fraction of a century. Certainly not long enough to explain much of what we see without holding that God made things, on a very large scale, to look like what they aren’t - to wit, I reject the notion that God lied.

[Mr. Lucky]

The problem, of course, is that the age of the Universe (however it may have occurred) differs depending upon where you may be and what you’re doing.

[Mr. Lucky]

The problem, of course, is that the age of the Universe isn't the same everywhere in it; yet, it was created (by whatever occurrence) all at once.

I think.

[LearsFool]

Was Jesus born of a virgin?

When Mary was waddling around pregnant, did she look like a virgin?