Replies to the Hubble Space Telescope pictures prompted me to start a discussion on:
“¿How old is the universe?”
1) It is OK to believe the earth is 6,000 years old
2) It is OK to believe the earth is a bazillion years old
3) My view is the only correct view
4) # three is a typo. *
If the cosmos is ~6,000 years old….. it still looks incomprehensibly old to our eyes.
I know the book of Genesis is true, in whole and in part, without error in the original signature. I also don’t think the creation account has changed in translation to any significant degree. This means I believe the English version of the creation account is true in all that is written of it.
This can throw a monkey wrench on, “how long is a day?” in the Genesis account, and our use of the word “day” on a daily basis.
*I have a genetic predisposition to making mistakes on a word processor because:
I have typ-o blood.
I apologize.
On a positive note, I do have the RH factor.
Looking forward to all y'all’s input.
“¿How old is the universe?”
1) It is OK to believe the earth is 6,000 years old
2) It is OK to believe the earth is a bazillion years old
3) My view is the only correct view
4) # three is a typo. *
If the cosmos is ~6,000 years old….. it still looks incomprehensibly old to our eyes.
I know the book of Genesis is true, in whole and in part, without error in the original signature. I also don’t think the creation account has changed in translation to any significant degree. This means I believe the English version of the creation account is true in all that is written of it.
This can throw a monkey wrench on, “how long is a day?” in the Genesis account, and our use of the word “day” on a daily basis.
*I have a genetic predisposition to making mistakes on a word processor because:
I have typ-o blood.
I apologize.
On a positive note, I do have the RH factor.
Looking forward to all y'all’s input.
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