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36:00

Discerning Truth: Dialog on the Age of the Earth - Part 4

BSI

Biblical Science Institute

over 5 years ago

10:34

And it's perfectly consistent with the anisotropic synchrony convention.

34:36

Discerning Truth: Dialog on the Age of the Earth - Part 7

BSI

Biblical Science Institute

over 5 years ago

1:19

That's not the Anisotropic Synchrony Convention, it's angle -dependent, okay?

1:18:04

God's Amazing Universe with Dr. Doug Walker Phd

Creation Fellowship

over 1 year ago

1:15:07

His model is the anisotropic synchrony convention.

35:23

Discerning Truth: Dialog on the Age of the Earth - Part 6. Distant Starlight

BSI

Biblical Science Institute

over 5 years ago

9:54

angle, a larger angle of departure, and therefore the speed would have to be slower, according to the Anisotropic

1:10:07

James Webb Space Telescope by Dr. Jason Lisle

Creation Fellowship

almost 2 years ago

24:58

And if you're using the anisotropic synchrony convention, that's now.

2:04:40

Jason Lisle & Hugh Ross: Young Earth vs. Old Earth Creationism

Revealed Apologetics

about 6 years ago

1:24:01

Well, it depends on which synchrony convention you use.

1:22:36

War of the Worldviews with Frank Sherwin

Creation Fellowship

over 4 years ago

1:02:51

And if I, I don't know if I'm gonna pronounce this correctly but I believe it's the anisotropic synchrony

2:04:16

Apologetics Live with Jason Lisle

Apologetics Live

almost 7 years ago

23:12

And so my position is that there is no starlight problem because the Bible is using this anisotropic

38:25

CARM Interview with Dr. Jason Lisle

CARM

over 14 years ago

29:21

It's called the Anisotropic Synchrony Convention.

1:31:58

James Webb Space Telescope with Dr Jason Lisle

Creation Fellowship

over 3 years ago

54:28

You can use the Einstein Synchrony Convention, where light takes a year to travel a distance of one light

$Jason Lisle on Flat Earth, fractals, and the Universe$

1:57:56

Jason Lisle on Flat Earth, fractals, and the Universe

Apologetics Live

almost 5 years ago

1:09:25

And so if you use what's called an anisotropic synchrony convention, that means anisotropic means different

45:25

Need Proof?

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

about 9 years ago

28:15

And then the last one, gravitational time dilation and anisotropic synchrony convention.

1:59:53

May 6, 2025 Show with Astronaut Barry Wilmore on “Trusting in God’s Sovereignty While Stranded in Outer Space” PLUS Dr. Jason Lisle on “How Do Most Secular Scientists Disagree with the Biblically Minded Scientists about Astronomy?”

ISI

Iron Sharpens Iron

about 1 year ago

1:28:02

We've had some people that have challenged, well, really only one person that's challenged my Anisotropic

1:17:32

Answering Objections to Presuppositional Apologetics

Revealed Apologetics

about 6 years ago

55:19

Just briefly as background, it's called the Anisotropic Synchrony Convention ASC model.

1:12:34

David Rives: The Wonders of Mathematics, the Universe and Earth Science

Creation Fellowship

over 4 years ago

56:39

Jason Lyle actually looks at the anisotropic light synchrony convention.

1:45:34

Ask an Apologist #presup #apologetics #jasonlisle #jamesrwhite #apologia

Revealed Apologetics

about 2 years ago

19:36

And so that's called the anisotropic synchrony convention or ask ASC I've written on that there's a lot

1:23:41

The Historical Adam

Revealed Apologetics

over 4 years ago

1:17:22

that was very different than the way Bible the Bible does and the way our Ancestors did the Einstein synchrony

35:45

Discerning Truth: Dialog on the Age of the Earth - Part 5

BSI

Biblical Science Institute

over 5 years ago

34:56

The only way you can do that is to assume a synchrony convention and the reference frame.

30:08

Discerning Truth: Dialog on the Age of the Earth - Part 3

BSI

Biblical Science Institute

over 5 years ago

13:55

the light takes a long time to get from there to here, which of course it doesn't depending on which synchrony