Comments by "Myles Platt" (@melsop54) on "Professor Dave Explains" channel.

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  97. As an evangelical Christian, I have grown to understand some things from a scientific perspective. In keeping everything in perspective of my faith, I can fully accept that God inspired scripture AND created the basic laws of physics and other laws we can observe and endlessly test around us. The idea of the universe being billions of years old doesn't necessarily fly in the face of Scripture. Scripture is clear when it says to God, a day is like a 1000 years and a thousand years like a day. Therefore, it is entirely feasible that, what God considered a day in the bible...could easily be equivalent to what we know as millions or billions of years. BLOWS my mind when Christians fall in to the flat earth nonsense for that matter, when verifiable scientific laws around us dictate that earth MUST be a sphere. This in addition to any photo or video of the earth ever taken lol! Scientific laws and basic observation tell us the universe is expanding, and therefore that it HAS to be expanding from what was once a singular point that therefore contained everything in the universe. I differ in the reasoning for that singular point and how/why it was there. As we know matter and energy can not be created or destroyed according to the laws within this physical universe we find ourselves in, it stands to reason that the singular point all matter and energy was once in must have been held in a place outside of that physical universe. At this point, what science tries to explain as possibly alien life, or a second universe, I would describe as God. Either way, it would require an unmovable mover of sorts that is not bound to the laws and physics of this universe. I think, if one actually studies scripture well enough, Science and Scripture actually support each other rather than starkly contradict eachother.
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