Genetic problems with genesis, the great flood, etc

Sure we do; there's significant evidence from astronomy that the physical laws we observe here in the present day operate in areas very distant from here; because they are so distant in space, our observations constitute a record of the past.The idea that the uniformity of natural law is somehow "unproven" is ludicrously wrong. Moreover, it's the obvious conclusion from a model of an expanding universe.It's both predicted by model and confirmed by observation. The assertion of the uniformity of natural law is proven.

No, there's really not. I realize you interpret quantum mechanics as a scientific loophole for magic, but that's only because you don't understand it.Nice try, though. Funny.

Ok, then I'm sure you'll be able to show me, from his writings, where he asserts that that undefined state applies to the very laws of physics themselves.Otherwise we're pretty much just talking about you not understanding what your references are telling you.