Talk:Supposed Dance of Stars Problem/@comment-67.189.83.6-20150925162456/@comment-82.120.188.164-20150927170319

(12 in discussion, HGL)

It is of course obvious I count on supernatural agencies being able to do what I think they are able to do.

It is equally obvious, you are more like allergic than just immune to that kind of explanation.

However, I was genuinely interested in what you would have had to say on "light from Voyager 1".

I am especially interested in whether it has really been observed.

Or for that matter, whether stars seen from Voyager 1 are observed with sufficient accuracy to detect a wobble, if it is really in the stars.

I actually think neither is the case, but if you had given a good source, I would have had to reconsider wobble as being a dance in individual stars performed by their angels, I would have had to consider it a part of the movement of the aether, like the daily rotation.

This is not "immune to any discussion", it is only immune to atheistic and anangelic limitations on what explanations I can accept. Just as a discussion of history is immune to arguments like "resurrection can't have happened, because it would be a miracle, and miracles don't happen".

But if your ONLY argument is contesting for various reasons the angelic explanation of stellar movements, well, my world view is certainly immune to THAT. And I am happy to have shown that you had nothing more than that to offer.

But if you have ANY really good source about Voyager 1 in this context, welcome back, and I'll reconsider wobble as possibly rather made by God's moving the aether.