300 Foxes and a Donkey's Jawbone
The express purpose of astronomy is to make it seem as if the fulfillment of Biblical prophecy is ridiculous. Unfortunately this means that astronomy has had to become ridiculous. Who are you to believe? And why would you take our word for it?
According to Jesus there's a great gulf of open space between the inner surface of the lower mantle (Abraham's bosom) and the surface of the molten core of the Earth (the lowest hell).
SciPop (the atheist human origins narrative) is an inductive rationalization of the premise that the universe doesn't require a divine origin. All evidence of the supernatural has to be rationalized as something else.
The firmament gives us a source of light for the second and third days of creation, a source of water for Noah’s flood, literal windows of heaven and we can account for all empirical observations of the cosmos.
We (me and the Holy spirit) have identified 5 leaps of faith in SciPop (the atheist human origins narrative formerly taught as "science" in universities). They're used as axioms but they're induced, so they can't be.
Water is inherently unstable. Anything created from it will also be unstable. That’s how SciPop can be wrong about human origins, but science can produce a marvel like the iPhone.
We (that's me and the Holy spirit) destroyed the theoretical foundation of mainstream science (SciPop). If the best you can do in defense of SciPop is invoke a pink, purple or rainbow Unicorn, then SciPop doesn't stand a chance.
When Einstein said that "space is curved" he was stating the fact that it's spherical with Earth at the center. Then he went off the deep end trying to prove that it wasn't, but he knew the obvious truth.
Noah's flood was a world wide cataclysmic event that drastically changed both the surface of the Earth and its internal structure. So where's the evidence? Literally everywhere.
The belief that humans evolved stems from a desire to deny that we're accountable to God, or that there is a God. The rationalization of this premise is what we know of as popular science (SciPop).