Abstract
The article by Carl Froede, Jr. (2010) on the origin of the Moon correctly discounts the naturalistic account of a planetary collision providing the material for it to evolve. But does the account in Genesis 1 report that God created all the heavenly hosts on the day? Or did He make them all by separating the "waters" on the second day? On that day He made what He then called the "heavens," and He waited until the fourth day to ignite the stars.