C'mon, stop being silly.
Wow. I was hoping for an apology, since you implied that I ignored the subsequent sentence in the
Brief Statement, when in fact I had quoted it. Instead, you doubled down.
Saying that the Brief Statement held to six days, but it doesn't say when those six days happened, is grasping at straw.
No, it is simply reading what the text actually states. Please show me where it says
when or
how long ago the six days happened.
It only makes sense if you completely ignore that balancing positive statement emphasis on "in the space of time recorded by Holy Scripture" and "six days". The length of time mattered to the writers.
Again, the length of time
during which creation took place indeed mattered to the writers; but they did not address the length of time
that has transpired since then.
Given them the benefit of an actual reading, not just reading into them what you want.
With all due respect, you really should take your own advice here.