Distant Starlight and Age of the Universe

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@Daniel_Fisher

I searched all over the internet, and everyone who seems to know anything about this topic essentially concurs with Derek’s understanding. So if I understand the video rightly, one would understand the light from distant galaxies to have taken so many millions or billions of years to arrive at earth only if one arbitrarily chose the convention that the one-way speed of light from said galaxies was c.

What in the world does this do, then, to the “problem” of distant starlight for Young Earth Creationists? It seems like it completely eviscerates the so-called “problem” - and it seems like it is not actually a problem at all. If so, it sure seems like this supposed “problem” of distant starlight should never again be raised as an objection to Young Earth Creationism, no?

No.

If you searched all over the internet, did you find this?