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Originally posted by Johny Traffic
But if you believe in god you also believe that he controls everything including time, hes not living the the same bounderies as we are, so to that effect, his days may be different than ours.
Im not expert, I dont have a degree in physics like you, so you can explain, is the worl slowing down or speeding up or something, the effects of the big bang or whatever, if this is the case then isnt it at all possible that his day was different than ours? After all he did create time
Itss not if you beleive god controls time 
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Well, if you believe in a God you don't need physics to explain time. You can just make up whatever you want and say physics doesn't apply where god is.
I think you are left with the problem though, that Genesis does define what a day is and it seems quite clearly to refer to a day on Earth.
I still say these are "conflicts" between the Genesis account and modern science - pretty big ones if you ask me. You say there is "no conflict" but then go on to bring in extra outside assumptions in order to make it not conflict. You are talking about what you "believe" in order to fix these conflicts.
If you define conflict in such a way that you can bring in as many outside assumptions you want then the word conflict doesn't really have much meaning.