Thursday, September 10, 2026

One Answer Involves Geocentrism, Two Involve Catholic Mariology


Apart from this, I'm pretty OK with basically everything Dr. Jonathan Sarfati says in this video:


10 Arguments Creationists Should Not Use
Creation Ministries International | 10 Sept. 2026
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qlGR4ZVDb9A


27:18 Other alternative, the "cosmic distances" (beyond 1 light day and some less up to Voyager 1 and 2 and indefinitely more but not infinitely more up to the fix stars) aren't real in the first place.

Angelic movers dancing in Heaven to glorify God with their stars would be performing all of the movement our modern scientists usually analyse as aberration and parallax.

If Earth isn't moving, 2 AU is a distance between two positions of the Sun, but not necessarily two positions of the star. So, no parallax trigonometry.

38:25 The early Church however did not teach that She ever sinned, and, prior to St. Augustine, no one even suggested She contracted original sin.

St. John of Damascus clearly taught the opposite.

40:07 Pleae note, the angel had said "Blessed art thou among women" before saying "the Holy Spirit will overshadow you, so, before She was pregnant with God.

Now, if you look in a Catholic or a Protestant Bible, two or one more women had been told or said of "blessed among women" and one of them killed Sisera, the other killed Holophernes.

Now, Our Lady hadn't physically killed any man, so, who was Her "Sisera"? The only possible answer is Satan, meaning, She was without sin since forever, because if She had contracted sin, that would on the contrary have made Satan victorious.

No comments: