"best well I asked you what relevance the speed of light had and you didn't answer...I currently only have others version to go on. By all means let me know what relevance you actually think it has."
If you read the entire thread, I have had to explain it multiple times. It is something creationists used to say that I never took seriously - until this past January. If the speed of light were not a constant and actually slowing down (as new evidence indicates) it would mean that light traveled faster in the past. I've never used it as an argument, don't think it has ANY relevance and wish I'd never brought it up.
"BTW I also subscribe to the time dilation in the presence of mass view of things...again I would be interested to hear what you think that has to do with anything..."
I've explained it all before and posted a 5-minute video about it but I'll explain it quickly again. Just so long as you know that this has absolutely nothing to do with why I believe in a young earth - so it is as irrelevant as the speed of light issue.
The big bang model starts with two arbitrary assumptions: the universe has no centre and no edge. Creationist cosmologists have developed a theory of a bounded universe with earth near its centre. This would put us in a gravitational well where time would pass slower. So theoretically, 13.72 billion years could pass at the edge while only 6,000 years have passed on earth. Much work still needs to be done on the equations.
You can comment if you want but, since this theory is irrelevant to my thesis, our time would be better spent talking about mutations. If I accept evolution, I will be compelled to accept an old earth. You'll kill two birds with one stone - and probably make me an atheist in the process. But it's a small price to pay to know the truth.
"Also I have responded on mutations."
I have not seen it but I will look up-thread. Not sure how I missed it.
"I wasn't resorting to mob mentality just noting that the evidence in favour of the universe being larger than 6000 ly is enough by itself to convince me that a model of the universe which is less than 6000 years old is not a good model of reality."
It wouldn't - and didn't - convince me either. I believe it based primarily on God's Word as I laid out in my second post on this thread.