Starlight and Time

Creationists have more in their armoury now to deal with that question than ever before—while the problems for long-age evolutionists just get worse.

God created a great variety of stars—many sizes and colours—which could not have formed naturally.

The distant starlight problem is sometimes used as an argument against biblical creation, but the big bang model also has a light-travel-time problem.

What does NASAs mission to crash a spacecraft into Dimorphos, a moon orbiting the asteroid Didymos, tell us?

How should we approach the distant starlight travel time issue? How do we argue against day-age theory?

Does distant starlight conflict with the Bibles account of recent 6-day creation?

A star appears to explode faster than the cosmic speed limit.

What does this mean for big bang and biblical creation?

As biblical creationists, can we know what God did when he created this vast universe?

For oil reserves, for distant starlight to reach the earth, and for God (who created time)

The Horizon problem: the big banger

An Australian physics professor shows how light would have reached Earth from the most distant stars in an extremely short time, demolishing one of the major objections to biblical creation.

The former NSW Government Astronomer (David King) affirms that the heavens do indeed declare God?s glory.

How do billions of years of light travel time fit into Creation Week?