Faith, in my 20s I asked the same thing but, at 79 my spiritual faith has matured and Yahova, having limitless power can do amything. Being an infinite spirit-being, contained in a finite body, I understand from the past thirty-four years of study that I am not given to understand everything and the stars is one of those things.There’s an old thread about this so rather than add to it, I wanted to start another, this one especially directed to YECs. If the earth is 6,000 to 10,000 years old how can we see starlight that’s many, many light years away?
No because light travels.it goes from Point A to Point B.We don't.
Just realized that no one sees starlight many many light years, or even one simple year, away -
if we see something, including light, it is here and now; present. Not future, and not past.
Explain please.These aren't mutually exclusive concepts. Traveling light still is only seen in the present.
No matter what photons hit your eye, they hit the eye in the present time. Those photons might have left the star a billion years ago, but you only see them as they are when they hit your eye. If something happened to them on the way, you might be able to deduce what it was, but it is still something that was in the past with respect to what you see.Explain please.