I tried to give Jason Lisle the benefit of the doubt when he was boasting about this young earth creation prediction for the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST). But I have to conclude that he is just lying or at the very least he has convinced himself of that lie. I say this based on a YouTube video of him speaking to a church audience and his 2024 article in ARJ. ARJ is just a young earth creationist website sponsored by Answers in Genesis to promote young earth views. About 21 minutes into this video he is once again bragging about his young earth unscientifically based prediction (his words not mine), about what JWST will find. And ridiculing secular scientists with strawman arguments and misrepresentations. I pointed out Lisle’s wildly false prediction regarding JWST’s data in my last post. Emboldened by his propaganda tour to churches for his misrepresentation
Category: astronomy
Yes, I used to be a Young Earth Creationist (YEC) but these days they like to call themselves Biblical Creationist, whatever that means. OK, I know what it means but I don’t want to waste my time in this post to dissect their stupid name change as if that would help them with their underlying flawed theology and science. I stumbled on this This is an idea that YEC like Jason Lisle have espouse for some time. This is the reason why I am no longer a YEC. I used to think “secular” scientists misuse the data from science to attack the Bible but YEC scientists are the ones who correctly show how science supports our Biblical interpretation. But when I start to really dig into the YEC arguments I find it not only lacking but many times misleading. Which led to a crisis of faith. “You think well billions