Multimedia Presentation by
Apologetics Symposium
Cedar Park Church, Bothell WA
November 1st, 2017
We see stars and galaxies that are so far away, it seems that their
light would need a long time to get here—in some cases, up to billions
of years. Doesn’t this disprove the book of Genesis, which says that the
heavens and Earth were created merely thousands of years ago?
No, it doesn’t. In this talk, Spike Psarris will discuss the ”LTT”
(light travel time) issue, showing how this seemingly straightforward
question relies on multiple assumptions being true—and at least some of
them are false.
Furthermore, it is not Biblical Creation which is disproved by distant
starlight. It turns out that the Big Bang model has a fatal LTT problem
of its own.
The vastness of the cosmos does not disprove the Bible. Instead, it
supports the glory of our Creator.
About the Speaker:
Spike Psarris is a former engineer in the U.S. military space program.
He entered that program as an atheist and an evolutionist. He left it as
a creationist and a Christian. Spike now writes and speaks on Biblical
creation. He has published six articles in Creation magazine, one in
CMI's Technical Journal, and is the author of the DVD series, "What you
aren't being told about astronomy” (
http://www.creationastronomy.com/)
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This seminar was recorded during our Apologetics Symposium at Cedar Park Church in Bothell Washington (
http://www.cedarpark.org/).
The NW Creation Network organizes numerous educational programs each
year, which feature presentations by speakers, scientists, and authors
who are dedicated to defending the Bible and the Christian worldview.
These events are open to the public and free to attend.
Learn more about how science supports the Bible at our CreationWiki: