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If you look into a telescope at space 6000 lightyears away then cant you prove christians wrong because you cant see god making the universe because christians think the universe is 6000 years old?
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∙ 13y ago
There are fundamentalists in many faiths. First of all, the person that you are speaking with must accept that what your seeing is 6000 light years away. To my surprise I have had some creationist say that the Earth APPEARS to be as old as it is but that 6000 years ago God made it LOOK that way. Can you also believe that in The Bible it says that the Moon shines over the night and that is why some say that the Moon irradiates light?
If you and your adversary do not have common ground to start on then your debate is no longer a debate but an argument.
Start with what you have in common first then go from there.
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