Posted on Jul 20, 1989 in Think & Believe Newsletter | 0 comments

A major area of research among creationist physicists concerns the speed of light.  This has a real significance to the creation-evolution debate.  Astronomers have frequently argued that, given the known speed of light and the apparent distance of most of the stars in the universe, the universe must be extremely old, just by virtue of the fact that we can see it.  One major assumption of the argument is that the speed of light has always been a constant.  If that one...

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