They don't care about this stuff. When you give them information like this it just makes them hate you more and thus pray for you.

Not really. Or only sort of. Almost none of the lead on earth came from decay of U238, but was was in place at the time of accretion. Most of the lead and other heavy elements were formed by radioactive decay of atoms that pre-existed by billions of years relative to our solar system.

There are 271,732 stars within 1,000 light-years of Earth which are visible in a backyard telescope. So for 4000 light years, that makes 4^3 * 270K or 1.7 million stars. Yet we see 100 billion stars in the MW galaxy, per Google (I thought it was 400 Billion). The Milky Way is 100,000 light years across. We shouldn't be able to see more than a tiny fraction of it.

The Christians just come up with the lie that God created the light from all those other stars and galaxies in place. But that means everything we see is a God-created illusion.

But Wait, last time I listened to one of these faithfools, the Earth was 6,000 years old...it's been downgraded.? Discounted? Where did the other 2,000 years go?

I think the "Christians Against Science" sort of says it all right there, "Don't confuse me with the facts...I got my faith".

I smelt a chance to plumb the depths of this leading question.

Lead> [en.wikipedia.org]