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Originally Posted by DMcFadden  I have the Great Debate and appreciated it. Be sure to listen to Dr. Mortenson's extra commentary. The moderator is clearly on the side of the old earthers and he does not accord Ham or Lisle enough time to make their points. My only real complaint with the series is that you don't hear enough from Dr. Lisle, the astro-physicist from U of Colorado. |
I agree the moderator is clearly on the old earther side.
Yeah, Dr. Lisle is very good. I enjoyed listening to his series on distant starlight.
As I recall he didn't give his definitive answer as to why we can see starlight that's millions of light years away, but he did present some interesting possibilities.
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Originally Posted by DMcFadden If you like the Great Debate, check out some of the other resources on the AiG site. They offer decent answers to most of the old problems: plate techtonics (rapid subduction as a mechanism modeled in a sophisticated computer program), distant starlight (alternate synchrony conventions or gravitational time dilation), radiometric dating (RATE project), stratigraphy (Mt. St. Helens), etc. |
Yeah, I really enjoy looking at the info at the AIG website. There's a wealth of information there. It'd be neat to visit their creation museum someday.