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To be fair, however...a critic could ask you to prove that Jesus created all seen and unseen. How would you prove that?

Damn Phat, please keep mythology out of the science threads.

sorry. Im learning right along with the rest of us.

I would not use science that is too small.

OK im going to give you an opportunity to use as BIG of science as you are able. jar was right in that I should never have brought Jesus up in the Science Forums. Perhaps we should limit discussions about God, Jesus, or The creativeness of the Holy Spirit to the Faith & Belief Forums. As I said before, Science Forums require reasonable argumentation and detailed responses...or questions to others in order to clarify their evidence. If you can't or won't do this, I'm going to ban you from the science forums and you will be limited to the Faith & Belief Forums. Edited by AdminPhat, : No reason given.Edited by AdminPhat, : clarification

Technically I can't "put god on the table"--at least not in the Science Forums. As you know, we often have stimulating and interesting conversations in Faith & Belief or Bible Study Forums. I will keep myself busy over there.Edited by Phat, : oops

No. Most stars have lifespans of thousands of millions of years. For relatively close galaxies such as Centaurus A or the Virgo cluster the light-travel time is much less than the stellar lifetime, so most of the stars that form these galaxies are still in existence. Even the stars that have died are mostly still there, as white dwarfs, neutron stars or black holes, even though they are too faint to be seen by optical telescopes.