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Hey, Dave, have you ever looked at map of the world? Like this one: How many corners are there? 4 Does the map cover the entire earth? Yes. Your argument assumes that "four corners" is literal. I've told you that it is a fact that "four corners" is an idiom, a figure of speech.

No, Dave, it doesn't. At this point we're no longer talking about things "at the particle level." So are you saying that "chance" is evil because (at least according to you) it implies atheism and evolution and 'old universe'? No, Dave, it doesn't. "Infinity" simply describes "how many."...

Go read the link, because it's clear that you didn't.

Dave, Dave, Dave! "Four corners of the earth" is an idiom, a figure of speech, that means "all parts of the world". The word used in Isaiah, KANAPH, generally means "extremity." https://christiananswers.net/q-eden/edn-c017.html

That's not what I said, Dave, and you know it. I said that they wrote from their perspective. A car seen from one side is the exact same car seen from the other side.

The Bible is written from the perspective of man. It's not written from God's perspective. Yes, God inspired the authors to write what they wrote, but that doesn't mean that everything was made clear to them so that they understood everything they saw and wrote about.

No, Dave, it doesn't. If anything, it shows how brilliant God is, how carefully He designed our universe. Now you're conflating ideas. Evolution is by chance. Mathematics is not. Dave, do you know what quantum even means? It means: It has absolutely nothing to do with atheism.

I didn't call you dumb, Dave. I asked if you were, because I can't believe you can't understand what I'm asking.

Are you dumb, Dave? 6 miles is the diameter of the circle on the sphere of the Earth that is visible from a human being on its surface. So, again I ask, how curved would a scaled down 6 mile segment be on your graph paper? Would the curve be noticeable?

Dave, what's the diameter of a circle with a 3 mile radius?

Hey Dave, on your graph, pick a random spot on it and calculate the length of a segment on that curve that, at scale, would be about 6 miles in length. Then tell me how curved that segment looks, or if it's relatively flat.

When are we going to get to discussing the Flood of Noah?

Because of what Clete said. View the image he posted Dave, and read his explanation.

See this post:

Not a whole lot, really, haha.

Hey, DFT_Dave. I want to ask you, was the following image taken on the surface of a sphere or a flat plane?

Oooh, interesting. I just came across this page that goes through the math (formulas and all) of raising the altitude of the ISS every so often due to orbital decay. https://physicsfromplanetearth.wordpress.com/2017/02/

Wow, 2400 posts in this thread already. How many did the first have?

Dave, quick question: Does the Hubble Space Telescope exist?