greenblue wrote:
Our galaxy (instead of being the earth) is at the center of the universe, christians who accept the Big Bang theory deny God, the enemies of God (big bang theory and copernican principle supporters) don't like the idea that we are in a special place in creation and that we are the most special creation.
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http://creation.com/our-galaxy-is-the-c ... hifts-show
Well, keep in mind the Bible was written from the perspective of the earth-bound observer unaware of the intricacies of celestial movement. If there is a geometric "center" to the universe, I'm not sure that such a center can be determined at this time. Whether that's us or not is a matter of pure speculation.
I mean, I'm a Christian creationist, but my conclusions about special creation are drawn from what the Bible says, not what it DOESN'T say. In comparison with careful astronomical study, a creationist should be careful about asserting things about which neither the creationist nor the naturalist knows. You can't accept astronomy AND creation without allowing for some flexibility in the interpretation of Genesis 1. We old-time creationists are too often guilty of not being flexible in reading scripture in such a way as to contradict known facts.
If the Earth is not the center of the solar system, and if the sun is not the center of the galaxy, what makes us think our galaxy is the center of the universe?
I suppose if evidence dictates that it IS, then who am I to argue? But on the other hand, the Bible does indicate that we ARE a "special creation," and SO FAR there has been NO evidence to show that there are any other places within this galaxy or others that would be hospitable for life--evolved or otherwise. It therefore remains that we ARE the center of God's attention in a vast cosmos, regardless of any multi-dimensional geometric orientation.