So either way we're wrong ... right?
And for the record, you don't have a Defender's Study Bible, do you?
The footnotes in it were written by [the late] Henry M. Morris, a respected scientist; but in the almost eight years I've been here, whenever I post one of his footnotes, the scientists here shoot the messenger, rather than address the message.
He does an excellent job explaining the Joshua passage about the sun and moon standing still, and an equally impressive job with the ringstraked cattle in Genesis; yet the scientists here harp on he having been a hydraulic engineer, rather than address what he said.
Then they wonder why we don't respect them, when all they do is manufacture Catch 22 scenarios for God and His Word, while hiding behind a No True Scotsman Principle themselves.