I thought , as most people, the whole flat earth thing was ridiculous but looked at it with an open mind. Hendrie's book explains experiments that show there is no curvature. YouTube has many videos of tests done that also prove there's no curvature, many done by Christians. A globe earth encourages belief in evolution, aliens, big bang and devalues man. A flat earth proves there is a creator God and that man is the center of his creation. I've found the Bible supports a flat earth. That's why science and NASA are trying to hide it. A study in a flat earth will open a whole can of worms and open your eyes to so much of what's been going on.
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I've seen some of those videos...and they all showed obvious curvature. As Eddie says "Who are you going to trust, me or your own lying eyes?"
Globe earth
Now explain to me how these are all connected. Go on. Explain their connection, please. One is physics, one is biology, one is cosmology plus more physics, and one is science fiction. Three of them would be studied in a university, and they wouldn't even be in the same department. Precisely none of the courses taught would be in "flat earth".
That's why science and NASA are trying to hide it
Just NASA?:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jIJRoj2qwsc
My, but the US Air Force certainly used the Deadly Force they're authorised to security-wise in preventing "Top Gear"/"The Grand Tour"'s James 'Captain Slow' May from getting into this Lockheed U-2 about to take off, eh...?! [/Doug Piranha-levels of sarcasm]
...or did he just watch the Clint Eastwood film "Firefox", then do a Mitchell Gant and enter that base by disguising himself as an officer in USAF Intelligence, then hide in the showers, knock out one of the real pilots there, steal their flight suit & helmet, then climb into the cockpit when nobody was looking?
You must think in Stig ian!
@Kanna - Glad you asked. Good old eddie in a follow-on post explains. Let me quote:
The idea of evolution and aliens seeding earth, ufo's , humanism etc. hinge on a heliocentric system . The flat earth model with a firmament above and no such thing as outer space demands a creator, as the Bible teaches. Man is God's crowning creation made in His own image ,though at present in a fallen state in need of redemption through Jesus. The heliocentric model with the earth as a result of accidental existence and the possibility of life on other planets, the earth spinning aimlessly in outer space casts doubt on the Biblical account and purpose of creation.
Edited: Kanna, I hope you were not expecting a logical explanation.
...science and NASA are trying to hide it.
I know. I had dirty, filthy, heathen reprobate commie math teachers try to hide
"Pi is exactly THREE!"______________John Frink, Simpsons
I've been watching a bunch of flat earth debate videos on Youtube lately, and one thing I can say is that I'm glad so many flat earthers are tying it to their Christian beliefs. Nobody has done more to discredit Christianity than its most fervent believers, especially those who believe in a flat, domed earth.
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All real experiments, going back to the ancient Greeks, show a spherical Earth.
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Yes, science encourages more science.
The Bible supports four corners and pillars of Earth. It also supports talking snakes.
Science and NASA are trying to hide what? The Bible? They must be doing a very poor job; we have two Bibles, and we are non-religious.
Yes, cans of worms and other silly things is all that a study of "flat Earth" can produce.
When you've read 10 books on the subject, both in favor of and against it, THEN we can talk. Science is hard and stuff...
@Some Christian Anon
Honestly, even as an atheist, I just don't see how a globe earth by itself devalues god. If anything an enormous cosmos filled with a myriad of diverse lifeforms, worlds, and beauty should only make god look even greater.
But, of course, that only makes man look less special. And as we all know, for a "true" Christian, man is more important than god! /s
Confused?
So were we! You can find all of this, and more, on Fundies Say the Darndest Things!
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