in an expanding universe and shrinking sun,millions of years ago the sun would have been larger and nearer = scalding steam/boiling water and dust and ashes = no life,not even Dinosaurs = no evolution millions of years ago - twinc
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Arnie Manitoba said:That is one of many reasons the universe cannot be as "old" as the evolutionists portray.
Even if you take the earths moon ..... it would have been much closer to earth "millions of years ago" and the moon-tides of our oceans would be the size of huge tsunami waves washing over the earth every 24 hours ..... there would be no life except for marine species.
Millions of years ago there was the "planet of the Apes", LOL B)twinc said:in an expanding universe and shrinking sun,millions of years ago the sun would have been larger and nearer = scalding steam/boiling water and dust and ashes = no life,not even Dinosaurs = no evolution millions of years ago - twinc
The fatal flaw in that assessment is that the Earth is also part of the expanding universe, and so is the heat that comes from the sun, and the distance between the Earth and the sun.twinc said:in an expanding universe and shrinking sun,millions of years ago the sun would have been larger and nearer = scalding steam/boiling water and dust and ashes = no life,not even Dinosaurs = no evolution millions of years ago - twinc
The smartest remark on this thread heres a video and I would suggest a Google search on Gerald Schroder age of the universe or read one of his books.Arnie Manitoba said:The issue is "time"
Some say he created everything in 6 days
Some say he did it 6000 years ago
Some say He did it 6 billion years ago
I repeat , the issue is "time"
Albert Einstein and the boys will tell you that "time" is something within our known universe , probably not beyond
Our Creator functions in a realm where there is no "time" (eternity)
Some will use science to say the universe is very very old because it would take thousands of light years for starlight to reach earth , thus the universe must be 6 billion years old or more.
Some will say that if the Creator made the planets and stars in an instant , and stretched them out in an instant , the starlight would have been there from the beginning , and the whole universe could have been made in an instant.
An instant is much shorter than 6 billion years.
So much for mankind trying to figure out anything by using "time" as an equation
When in fact "time" is simply something mankind uses , God does does not have to , God is not restrained by "time" as we know it.
And if God is not restrained by "time" as we know it , we make an error trying to force God to abide by "time" as we know it
Got that ??
You can even set all religious arguments aside , and higher physics will tell you that "time" is the variable , and mankind does not have a reference point to begin with ...... other than possibly saying that at one "time" , "time began" ...... before that , there was "no time" whatsoever .......
Got that ??
it didn't exist millions of years ago.in an expanding universe and shrinking sun,millions of years ago the sun would have been larger and nearer = scalding steam/boiling water and dust and ashes = no life,not even Dinosaurs = no evolution millions of years ago - twinc
SilenceInMotion said:I saw a herd of buffalo swim the entire Atlantic ocean over to America.
Arnie Manitoba said:The issue is "time"
Some say he created everything in 6 days
Some say he did it 6000 years ago
Some say He did it 6 billion years ago
I repeat , the issue is "time"
Albert Einstein and the boys will tell you that "time" is something within our known universe , probably not beyond
Our Creator functions in a realm where there is no "time" (eternity)
Some will use science to say the universe is very very old because it would take thousands of light years for starlight to reach earth , thus the universe must be 6 billion years old or more.
Some will say that if the Creator made the planets and stars in an instant , and stretched them out in an instant , the starlight would have been there from the beginning , and the whole universe could have been made in an instant.
An instant is much shorter than 6 billion years.
So much for mankind trying to figure out anything by using "time" as an equation
When in fact "time" is simply something mankind uses , God does does not have to , God is not restrained by "time" as we know it.
And if God is not restrained by "time" as we know it , we make an error trying to force God to abide by "time" as we know it
Got that ??
You can even set all religious arguments aside , and higher physics will tell you that "time" is the variable , and mankind does not have a reference point to begin with ...... other than possibly saying that at one "time" , "time began" ...... before that , there was "no time" whatsoever .......
Got that ??
The mystery of that is how the earth once had a complete covering around it in the beginning. That's why there's fossil remains of tropical plant and animal life at the poles. Geologists now know that the rock erosion on the Sphinx was from water erosion, not desert wind and sand, showing that even the Saharah desert was once wet, lush and green. In Revelation God said there will be no more sea. So where's all the waters of the oceans on earth that make up the seas going to go? Back up into the sky to fill up all those holes. What kind of atmosphere around the earth would that create? A literal green house, the temperature even around the whole earth, no hot spots.twinc said:in an expanding universe and shrinking sun,millions of years ago the sun would have been larger and nearer = scalding steam/boiling water and dust and ashes = no life,not even Dinosaurs = no evolution millions of years ago - twinc
15 billion years from our perspective; 6 days from GOD's pespective. But since he abides outside the domain of time, 6 days have no temporal meaning and must refer instead to creational 'epochs' which are not temporal in nature.Rex said:Here's the way I explain it to people, when the universe was first expanding, say its the size of your living room, your standing in the center and you have an atomic clock in your hand. now you place another atomic clock in the place in your living room that is expanding, that will become the earth.
As the universe expands away from you and the clock you placed in it goes with the expansion, you watch your clock and at the six day point the clock that was place where the earth would be formed is billions of light years away and it has ticked off 15.75 billion years. The amazing fact is that when the math is done, the clock at the center of the universe has ticked off a bit more than six days. I don't think that's by chance. Standing where we are it looks like 15.75 billion years, standing at the point of expansion it looks like 6 - 24 hour days, believe it or not.
This relativity theory is no longer a theory, we know today that a clock in orbit around the earth ticks faster than one on the earth. This difference has to be compensated for to make GPS systems accurate. The more precise the clock the more accurate the GPS.
There is no evolution of species, this is simply an explanation of time. On the sixth day Adam was created "6000 years ago", but from Adams point of view the universe looked like 15 billion years old, the rocks, the fish and animals trees all had plenty of time to create a stable garden, everything looked and was old from where Adam stood. But from the center of the universe looking at us, it only took 6 days as we now measure days.