(March 14, 2018 at 1:13 pm)RoadRunner79 Wrote: You are talking about something else all together now. This isn't about what is usual or making those types of assumptions. This is about what you can see directly.
No, you can't see the age of the universe directly. You can't see that it took 20 million years for light to get to earth, or that a star was created with light already reaching here. You noted this in your first post - different assumptions generate different conclusions from the same currently observable phenomena.
Quote:There are some difficulties with some traditions. But I don't find that I need to reject one or the other.
How do you address the difficulties I noted?
