As I read the LHB stimulus, I was curious what the creationist theory / view would be on the subject.
Here's a brief summary, for anyone else who may have been curious.
From a young-earth creationist perspective, the Late Heavy Bombardment and Kuiper Belt are speculative constructs built on unobserved assumptions about deep time rather than direct evidence. The LHB is inferred from selective radiometric dating and uniformitarian models that already assume billions of years, making it circular reasoning rather than independent proof. Likewise, the Kuiper Belt is invoked to explain impacts and comet sources that fit evolutionary timelines, yet its past behavior is entirely hypothetical and cannot be tested or observed. A global Flood and a recent creation better explain widespread cratering and catastrophic processes without resorting to invisible histories and unverifiable timescales.
When the lsat feels heavy, appreciate the fact that our planet is no longer getting struck by billions of tons of comets and asteroids traveling 23,000 miles a hour for 200 million years.
I was home schooled in a conservative Christian context and my teachers hated teaching anything that wasn't Biblical. They taught evolution in order to follow the law, but they always kind of winked and said the Bible was the true story. I find scientific explanations far more interesting
I try to employ the metacognitive strategy of forcing myself to be an interested reader. To buy in to the content. I jump in fully expecting that if I do my part I will learn some interesting bit of knowledge. I try to pretend that this is my speciality and I'm encountering crucial information. When I treat it as just a 5-6 minute little exercise it's like I don't really take it seriously. These videos at the end of the lesson show me that the subject matter of these essays really is interesting and really is important to groups of people out there.
These videos at the end of the lessons are kinda cool. They serve as as nice little study breaks while keeping what you just learned fresh in your mind
I feel like I would survive the LHB. I'm just built like that
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As I read the LHB stimulus, I was curious what the creationist theory / view would be on the subject.
Here's a brief summary, for anyone else who may have been curious.
From a young-earth creationist perspective, the Late Heavy Bombardment and Kuiper Belt are speculative constructs built on unobserved assumptions about deep time rather than direct evidence. The LHB is inferred from selective radiometric dating and uniformitarian models that already assume billions of years, making it circular reasoning rather than independent proof. Likewise, the Kuiper Belt is invoked to explain impacts and comet sources that fit evolutionary timelines, yet its past behavior is entirely hypothetical and cannot be tested or observed. A global Flood and a recent creation better explain widespread cratering and catastrophic processes without resorting to invisible histories and unverifiable timescales.
We need to boycott big LHB
this video made me laugh so hard after doing horrible on that last drill lol
Props to the camera man for going back in time 4 billion years to get this footage for us
When the lsat feels heavy, appreciate the fact that our planet is no longer getting struck by billions of tons of comets and asteroids traveling 23,000 miles a hour for 200 million years.
I was home schooled in a conservative Christian context and my teachers hated teaching anything that wasn't Biblical. They taught evolution in order to follow the law, but they always kind of winked and said the Bible was the true story. I find scientific explanations far more interesting
I try to employ the metacognitive strategy of forcing myself to be an interested reader. To buy in to the content. I jump in fully expecting that if I do my part I will learn some interesting bit of knowledge. I try to pretend that this is my speciality and I'm encountering crucial information. When I treat it as just a 5-6 minute little exercise it's like I don't really take it seriously. These videos at the end of the lesson show me that the subject matter of these essays really is interesting and really is important to groups of people out there.
These videos at the end of the lessons are kinda cool. They serve as as nice little study breaks while keeping what you just learned fresh in your mind
This comment section LOL
I know a guy who would survive the LHB. He's just built like that
I feel like that guy would survive the LHB. He's just built like that
I feel like I would survive the LHB. I'm just built like that