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Hey, PJ, can we avoid taking verses out of context? The next day, as they went on their journey and drew near the city, Peter went up on the housetop to pray, about the sixth hour. Then he became very hungry and wanted to eat; but while they made ready, he fell into a trance and saw heaven...

So you're saying that no flat earther has any numbers as to the size of the earth (if it's flat), yet we globers have measurements of the earth, circumference at the equator, diameter, mass, etc? As many miles as who says? How far, PJ, do they say it is from the north pole to the equator? Double...

Yes, the north star is in line with the north pole. That does not make it the north pole though.

North Pole != North Star Duh.

Still waiting for an idea of how far, PJ. How far away in the flat earth model is the southern border to the north pole, and an additional question, how far is the equator from the north pole?

Hey, if you want to spend the money on flying a plane from north pole over the south Pole and back to the north pole, no one is stopping you.

No response to the above, Dave?

Any results yet?

PJ, how high up is the Sun in the flat earth model you think is most accurate, and what is the diameter of the earth's "disk', ie 2x the distance from the north pole to the section of ice wall that is farthest from it?

You're going to have to be more specific then, because I'm still not seeing any inconsistencies. No, Dave, it does not. The string is what is pulling on the ball, changing it's direction when you swing it around your head. That's what centripetal force is. If the string were to suddenly let...

Dave, I want you to do something for me. I want you to pick up a baseball, and tie a string around it, and then swing that ball around (outside, please, I don't want you breaking any vases). Then I want you to try to do the same thing, without the string or anything else holding onto the ball...

By the way, stop equating the, for lack of a better word, belief in gravity for the belief in the Big Bang. They are not the same, nor does believing in one require believing in the other.

No, Dave. God created an orderly universe, not one that doesn't have any order to it. An object in motion will remain in motion, unless acted upon by an outside force. That's one of the most basic physical laws. If gravity did not exist, the earth would spin, yes, but it would not orbit the...

God set them in motion.

Ok, so, the Bible does not say that God created darkness (and in the same way, He did not create sin). Darkness is a result of a lack of light. In other words, without light, there can be no darkness. In the same way that darkness exists (because God created light), gravity exists because God...

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Because it was moved to the TOL Hall of Fame.

Then perhaps you could consider it and then give me an answer? It's a simple question. I'll make it easy for you: Did God create darkness or was darkness a result of God creating light? A. Yes, God created darkness. B. No, Darkness was a result of God creating light. Or, C. I don't know, or...

Dave, I'm not letting you get out of answering this question.