Re: How can we see stars if they are "millions of light years" aw
I will confess I am an agnostic, not an atheist but not a Christian, however, I was directed here and I felt compelled to post something.
In response to the original question: How can you see these stars if they're millions of years old and I'm only X number of years old?
This really isn't a valid argument. I'm not saying science is necessarily right nor am I saying you are but your mother, your father, your great great uncle on your mother's side twice removed, they have seen these stars. Christians throughout history have seen these stars and many have mapped them. I think it's rather egotistical to think that they'd only appear on your birthday which is what you're essentially saying.
Light has been proven to be matter in the same way the radio wave that is translated by your radio into sound is. Scientists have even managed to teleport a light particle.
Another point is: If God created everything, is it not possible He has created the means for us to discover the workings of His creation? Perhaps He meant for us to work out the complexities of science and nature for us to marvel at His intelligent design? (And please, understand here that I use the capital 'H' out of respect for you, not God. I don't believe God would want me to spend the precious gift of life in reverance to Him, I imagine He'd want me to enjoy it). Also, is it not possible He has created the entire universe in its vast, vast entirety? So these stars could indeed be billions of miles away?
My second point is: Forgive me if I'm wrong but a lot of you here are claiming to be Heaven-bound, true Christians, God's chosen etc and are taking it into your hands to judge others when it should be God's right only. Isn't that vanity? One of the seven deadly sins? I don't mean to be insulting, I am merely curious.
I understand, at least in your eyes, I'm going to burn in Hell for my views but I mean no offence and I am curious as to why some things cannot be turned to reflect the Bible and God's word. Thank you.
I will confess I am an agnostic, not an atheist but not a Christian, however, I was directed here and I felt compelled to post something.
In response to the original question: How can you see these stars if they're millions of years old and I'm only X number of years old?
This really isn't a valid argument. I'm not saying science is necessarily right nor am I saying you are but your mother, your father, your great great uncle on your mother's side twice removed, they have seen these stars. Christians throughout history have seen these stars and many have mapped them. I think it's rather egotistical to think that they'd only appear on your birthday which is what you're essentially saying.
Light has been proven to be matter in the same way the radio wave that is translated by your radio into sound is. Scientists have even managed to teleport a light particle.
Another point is: If God created everything, is it not possible He has created the means for us to discover the workings of His creation? Perhaps He meant for us to work out the complexities of science and nature for us to marvel at His intelligent design? (And please, understand here that I use the capital 'H' out of respect for you, not God. I don't believe God would want me to spend the precious gift of life in reverance to Him, I imagine He'd want me to enjoy it). Also, is it not possible He has created the entire universe in its vast, vast entirety? So these stars could indeed be billions of miles away?
My second point is: Forgive me if I'm wrong but a lot of you here are claiming to be Heaven-bound, true Christians, God's chosen etc and are taking it into your hands to judge others when it should be God's right only. Isn't that vanity? One of the seven deadly sins? I don't mean to be insulting, I am merely curious.
I understand, at least in your eyes, I'm going to burn in Hell for my views but I mean no offence and I am curious as to why some things cannot be turned to reflect the Bible and God's word. Thank you.
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