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==Theory 2==
 
==Theory 2==
When God created the universe, he also created a complete ray of light extending between the star and the Earth. The light that we see ''now'' was created only a few thousand years ago. It looks as if it came from the star, but it really didn't; it was created in mid-air, or mid-space as it were, a few thousand light-years away.  The light that started travelling from the star itself at its instant of creation will not reach us for millions of years (or perhaps never if the Earth does not last that long).
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When God created the universe, he also created a complete ray of light extending between the star and the Earth. The light that we see ''now'' was created only a few thousand years ago. It looks as if it came from the star, but it really didn't; it was created in mid-air, or mid-space as it were, a few thousand light-years away.  The light that started travelling from the star itself at its instant of creation will not reach us for millions of years (or perhaps never if the Earth does not last that long).  
    
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== Theory 4 ==
 
== Theory 4 ==
 
The book of Genesis is actually a collection of ancient mythology written down centuries ago by Hebrew tribesmen with little or no understanding of scientific principals! [[User:Base-o-bases|Base-o-bases]] 19:28, 18 March 2007 (EDT)
 
The book of Genesis is actually a collection of ancient mythology written down centuries ago by Hebrew tribesmen with little or no understanding of scientific principals! [[User:Base-o-bases|Base-o-bases]] 19:28, 18 March 2007 (EDT)
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== Theory 5 ==
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God created the universe 5 minutes ago with light en route and our memories pre-built to make it seem like the universe were more than 5 minutes old. God is a tricky trickster.  He probably also put those bone-shaped rocks all over the place to trick us too! We all know that the most reliable way to figure the age of the universe is to total up the "begats" in the Bible!
      
== White-hole Cosmology ==
 
== White-hole Cosmology ==

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