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And what happens to the temperature of that fluid? Does it go up (get warmer)? Does it go down (get colder)? Does it stay the same? Huh, so there's a change that absorbs heat, yes? Forget the refridgerator for a moment. When you boil water in a kettle, and the water reaches the boiling...

Why does the nozzle get cold? Hint: I'm asking about what happens to a fluid when it expands. The rest of your post is irrelevant (at least for now).

Have you noticed that I haven't used creation.com at all yet? I posted this image earlier for a reason, Vowels. It shows that even if the waters were hot, it would not have affected the earth as much as you think it would. But here's the thing. As I said earlier, the fountains were...

Again, the "geologic column" itself was laid down by the flood. You're literally missing the forest for the trees. Yes, because "two of every kind" and "seven of some kinds" were brought onto the ark. Forest for the trees. It's not "a tiny layer of sediment contained within the geologic...

You probably have, but have you read this one? https://answersresearchjournal.org/solution-light-travel-time-problem/ (see also https://kgov.com/starlight)

What you have is a verse that says something figurative and an opinion. What I have is that verse, which says sometthing figurative, and a verse that says that God literally created light. Because you say so? Why couldn't it be the other way around? Duh. Duh. So why do you insist that it...

No, it doesn't. Remember, God had already created "the heavens and the earth," regardless of whether space exists as a "thing" or not. God created light, and then after He created it, He made it so that there was an absence of light in at least one place. See my analogy I gave to Anna...

No, it's not a mystery. They either died out in the 2000 year period between Adam and Noah, or they died in the flood, and got buried in the mile-deep layer of sediments the flood laid down around the earth. Saying it doesn't make it so. 13.5 billion LIGHT YEARS is a distance, not an amount...

The fact is that He DID create light. Scripture says so. Thus, that makes Him the Source of light, not light itself.

Maybe an analogy will help. Think of light as a pool of water. God created the pool of light, and it originally didn't "flow," it had no directionality, and so there were no shadows. "Light" had not been "separated" from the "darkness," yet. Then God made it so that it only flows in one...

It just means that light was everywhere, and there was no shadow.

Says the one who tries to jam literally billions of years into a place where no room is available to even try. Says the one who rejects what the Bible says in favor of his own beliefs. Try starting with the Bible, rather than with secular ideas. Quit posturing. But you still believe in...

It's closer to 7500 years, give or take 100 years. And I can prove it too.

B57: I'm just going to ignore everything that was just said and continue pushing my beliefs.

All creatures (as specified by the Bible) that were alive at the time of the flood died because of the flood, aside from those that were saved on the Ark. All creatures that were NOT on the Ark, that died before the flood, died after Adam's creation. Remember, Earth was still a lush paradise...

You're missing the "of." OF Not "All." No, it's not the logical conclusion. As RD said: Something you seem to have missed, given your response to him. Why do you assume there weren't any? Is it because of your a priori beliefs that they existed millions of years ago, rather than only a...

No, you didn't. This does not answer the challenge. Again, the challenge is: Why does most of the life that has ever existed have to have existed before Adam was created if 1% exists/ed after Noah? Why are you ignoring the roughly 2000 years between Adam and Noah? Why couldn't the 99% have...

You're dodging. Don't avoid the direct challenge to your assertion. Why does most of the life that has ever existed have to have existed before Adam was created if 1% exists/ed after Noah? Why are you ignoring the roughly 2000 years between Adam and Noah?

You're dodging. Don't avoid the direct challenge to your assertion. Why does most of the life that has ever existed have to have existed before Adam was created if 1% exists/ed after Noah? Why are you ignoring the roughly 2000 years between Adam and Noah?

Yup. Still ignoring anything anyone else says that goes against his position.