The dates given by AOS for past events may actually disprove evolution entirely

[Psykhronic]

I'm still trying to figure out this "no God" assumption SoC is talking about. The argument reads a lot like "I don't know anything, therefore I'm going to make shit up".

If you do not understand that the no God assumption is being used and why that could mean that all of modern origin science is false, then you missing a major point.

If you don't understand that you're full of shit, you're missing everything.

[max-greece]

[Doubting Thomas]

But Gracie here believes that the speed of light was faster 6,000 years ago, so that's why we see distant stars.

And for that matter, why would God ever even bother with creating the distant stars and planets if life on Earth is what's important? Aside from navigation they've never really helped us much.

[Fidel_Castronaut]

I'm still trying to figure out this "no God" assumption SoC is talking about. The argument reads a lot like "I don't know anything, therefore I'm going to make shit up".

If you do not understand that the no God assumption is being used and why that could mean that all of modern origin science is false, then you missing a major point.

To a similar or different degree to you missing a functioning brain?

But, please, tell us again. Why is 'modern science' [???] false? I do so love a good laugh, Grace.

[pocaracas]

But Gracie here believes that the speed of light was faster 6,000 years ago, so that's why we see distant stars.

And for that matter, why would God ever even bother with creating the distant stars and planets if life on Earth is what's important? Aside from navigation they've never really helped us much.

Why?... DUH!
Astrology!
Those stars and planets play a role on our individual personalities!!

[Doubting Thomas]

I've never understood why people think that the movement of stars thousands or millions of light years away has any bearing whatsoever on people's lives here on earth. But then I look at religion and it all makes sense: People want to feel special.

[pocaracas]

People ARE special!
They are the special product of some awesome skydaddy and .... skymommy?

[Angrboda]

I've never understood why people think that the movement of stars thousands or millions of light years away has any bearing whatsoever on people's lives here on earth. But then I look at religion and it all makes sense: People want to feel special.

Not to support astrology, but an inadequate theory for a phenomenon is not itself proof against the phenomenon. There are plenty of phenomenon which are undooubtedly real but for which we lack an adequate theory or causal explanation.

[SavedByGraceThruFaith]

I've never understood why people think that the movement of stars thousands or millions of light years away has any bearing whatsoever on people's lives here on earth. But then I look at religion and it all makes sense: People want to feel special.

Not to support astrology, but an inadequate theory for a phenomenon is not itself proof against the phenomenon. There are plenty of phenomenon which are undooubtedly real but for which we lack an adequate theory or causal explanation.

I know of no saved Christians that believe in astrology.

[pocaracas]

Not to support astrology, but an inadequate theory for a phenomenon is not itself proof against the phenomenon. There are plenty of phenomenon which are undooubtedly real but for which we lack an adequate theory or causal explanation.

I know of no saved Christians that believe in astrology.

Do you know of any "saved" christians?
How would you know that they have been "saved"?