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One thing as a relatively new Lutheran (LCMS) I’ve been struggling with is the distant starlight problem. For a Catholic, which I used to be, this isn’t a problem at all because Catholicism is open to an old earth, billions of years old.
How do you, from the LCMS, explain starlight that is billions of light years away, can be seen on earth; an earth that is supposedly 6000 years old?
Daniel9v9 and I have discussed this before, I started a thread here about it too, but I’d like to discuss it again.
Sometimes I think it would be easier to just return to the Catholic Church.
How do you, from the LCMS, explain starlight that is billions of light years away, can be seen on earth; an earth that is supposedly 6000 years old?
Daniel9v9 and I have discussed this before, I started a thread here about it too, but I’d like to discuss it again.
Sometimes I think it would be easier to just return to the Catholic Church.
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