Moorad Alexanian wrote:
> Doesn't the existence of a cosmic microwave background serve as a preferred
> frame, not to say absolute frame. Moorad
Yes, this could be taken to define the "rest frame of the universe",
though that concept is a little hazier than the rest frame of something like the
earth. Still, relativity is relativity, & a person who wants to pursue the
gambit I suggested is under no obligation to assume that Genesis 1 is written
from the standpoint of the earth's, or the universe's, or anything else's, rest
frame.
Shalom,
George
George L. Murphy
http://web.raex.com/~gmurphy/
"The Science-Theology Interface"
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