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No, you're right. It was a complete refutation of your post.

Research is good. Thought is good too. Seeking good counsel is good. Ignoring what other people say--not good. I'm not sure I believe you, that you really wanted people to critique the videos, as you didn't seem to appreciate the critique of the ice wall picture--you certainly didn't...

No, I'd rather stay in my opinion without ever considering the other side. I am the sole determiner of truth. Even if I'm wrong, I just tell people to go read some more until they either stop bothering me or they accept what I'm saying as truth. You're my inspiration, Dave!

The first part of your statement is true--no one can go very far into Antarctica! That's because you can only go so far before you start going back out the other side. And you can only go so far south before you are going north again. Funny how those two things seem to go together. But...

If we can't talk about one of the evidences, how can we talk about any of them. If ice walls somehow indicate an unreachable land of unknown size, then we must have many of those around the world--the unreachable lands, that is. But if one can go a few miles or even a few hundred miles, if...

So you are saying that you've already argued out the fake picture of the ice wall? And you're still using it? That's even more shameful. Can you acknowledge that your picture was fake and the ramifications of using fake data to try to disprove someone else's supposedly fake data? Shall I help...

Actually, they are. You have presented two simple facts that the earth is flat and the moon landings were faked. One of the evidences you give for a flat earth was faked. You should at least question at this point which party is feeding you inaccurate information. Since I have shown that the...

I started one here: http://theologyonline.com/showthread.php?124410-Joshua-s-Long-Day-Does-it-mandate-a-Geocentric-Cosmology I'm hoping to add some stuff to it a little later, but I have other pressing things to do first.

This was lifted from another thread (about flat earth and fake moon landings) where it didn't really fit the topic. Ask Mr. Religion, always a good source for biblical information, brought up that the passage in Joshua 10 about the sun standing still can only refer to a geocentric...

In fact, your second ice wall image is a photograph by Mike Theiss. You can see his copyright marking in the corner. Go here to see a non-cropped version of it (for sale, even!). (And check out other pictures by Mike Theiss--they're stunning.)...

These are in the Arctic as well. Sometimes we fly over them, just as people have flown over the Antarctic. Does it bother you that nobody really knows what's on the other side of the ice wall, despite it being a rather easy task to fly over it?

Sorry, I missed that one--you usually explain yourself so much better. But I think I added something important, as the northern hemisphere Great Circle routes always bend north, which, though the scale is off the closer you get to the equator, is also what the flat earth map would predict.

Sure there is: "stand still" is an anthropomorphism. And we know those never refer to actual reality!

DFT_Dave, Have you looked into Great Circle distances? Great Circle distances are used by pilots all the time to reduce flight times. In plane geometry, the shortest distance between two points is a straight line. So if I wanted to go from Los Angeles to New York, I could spread a map on a...

From a conversation with Jerry Shugart (here), there was a disagreement about whether God was really threatening to destroy Israel and raise up a nation from Moses, or if it was an idle threat just as a test of Moses. Here's the passage (with the primary verses for this conversation...

I'm looking for what people think about our resurrected bodies. I'm a bit argumentative at times, but I will try to refrain a bit here. I mainly would like to hear opinions and I would like to know the biblical basis of your opinion.

One of the arguments against Open Theism is the section of Isaiah that deals with Cyrus--even naming him by name as the chosen vehicle for rescuing God's people. The argument goes like this (from Bruce Ware as quoted by http://www.gfcto.com/articles/theological-issues/isaiah-40-48--open-theism)...

I should probably apologize up front for this,--for asking a question that's already answered elsewhere, but I couldn't find it. I read once, from a Calvinist, that one good thing that has come from Open Theism is that it destroys Arminianism. My questions are: Who said/wrote it (I'm...

I suppose it's easy to say you're not threatened by Paul when you discount stuff you don't like as pseudepigraphal. How convenient. I suppose it's easy to say you're not threatened by Paul when you discount stuff you don't like as pseudoepigraphal