One thing I won't even get into here, but have found interesting to read, is some of the creationist commentary about God making the earth the first day, and light and dark and seas and land and seed bearing vegetation, and did not make the sun and moon and stars until the fourth day. I've read different speculation about what the light was, especially as there was light and darkness marking days. I reject the idea that the sky was so hazy you could not see anything until day 4, but the sun and moon were actually there from the start. No, they were created on day 4. There was light separated from darkness, and a daytime and nighttime, before the sun and moon and stars existed.
So what then? The earth got kicked into an orbit and a spin after day 4?
If you reject the literal creation account its probably of no interest. But if you do, it raises interesting questions that the geocentrists find helpful to their position, which includes the earth being embedded in a firmament.
So what then? The earth got kicked into an orbit and a spin after day 4?
If you reject the literal creation account its probably of no interest. But if you do, it raises interesting questions that the geocentrists find helpful to their position, which includes the earth being embedded in a firmament.