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The Copernican Principle is incompatible with two of the leading creationist cosmological theories, Russell Humphreys’ [[White Hole Cosmology]] and Moshe Carmeli's [[Cosmological Relativity]]. <ref>http://creationwiki.org/White_hole_cosmology</ref><ref>http://creationwiki.org/Cosmological_relativity</ref>  These cosmological models assume a privileged position of the earth in the universe, placing it at the center.  They can be argued to be a new form of a geocentric view of the universe.

The Copernican Principle is incompatible with two of the leading creationist cosmological theories, Russell Humphreys’ [[White Hole Cosmology]] and Moshe Carmeli's [[Cosmological Relativity]]. <ref>http://creationwiki.org/White_hole_cosmology</ref><ref>http://creationwiki.org/Cosmological_relativity</ref>  These cosmological models assume a privileged position of the earth in the universe, placing it at the center.  They can be argued to be a new form of a geocentric view of the universe.