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Astronomy, not astrology. I'm pretty sure none of us are into astrology.
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Astronomy, not astrology. I'm pretty sure none of us are into astrology.
Dave,
I haven't read through the entire 155 page thread. I'm not sure what your end game is. Do you really believe that the Earth is flat? I'm not sure what you are trying to get at.
If you'll recall, there was a protracted discussion about a certain boat captain that supposedly sailed 60,000 miles or something to that effect. Wasn't part of that flat-earth argument based on the fact that such a lengthy voyage is what one would expect if the Earth was flat?
Astronomy, not astrology. I'm pretty sure none of us are into astrology.
:rotfl: and furthermore... I don't think any of us would need to know much about astrology OR astronomy to be able to see if the sun sets and rises towards the north.
Heck... just look outside in the mornings and afternoons.
Again... my dad helped design many aspects of the lunar lander. I can guarantee you that it really happened. We landed on the moon. The folks who say otherwise are wrong.Fourthly, only since the advent of the space ship in the 60's, not Flash Gordon's, have we actually (allegedly) gone into outer space to see from the moon what the earth actually looks like. But many believe the moon landings were made in the same place as Flash Gordon, Hollywood, and that NASA is a fake space agency.
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Statements like this show that you are not simply exploring this topic. You have bought in hook line and sinker.The fact remains as my original point, the earth is flat and stationary from earth and sky, as we ordinary folk see and experience it. And we never went to the moon, as far as I am concerned, which is why this is a good topic to debate. Don't you agree?
--Dave
:up: Excellent. Our first real experiment! Let me know if the sun sets in any direction other than west.I'll go the beach and look at the sun set but today I have to shovel snow.
Ok, my friend, you are all over the map here. My take is that your do not accept a heliocentric model because it was devised by Greek philosophers and not Christians?I was studying the new trends in cosmology at a site called Closer to Truth, which is also a TV series. I highly recommend it.
https://www.closertotruth.com/
And in my study of Einstein's space time and the multi universe theory, I came across the flat earth model as well, which of course is the most ancient cosmology, and many would argue the "literal" Biblical one. Flat earth was the accepted cosmology up to about 300 B.C.
The history of cosmology is an important part of theology and philosophy. All world views incorporate a cosmology. Genesis is a cosmology that tells us about how and why God created us, the earth, and the universe. The ancient world shared, in a basic but not specific way, a belief in a supernatural world, a creation, flood, and flat earth covered by a dome.
The Greek philosophers gave us a globe, dispelled the supernatural realm, and gave us an impersonal God who was "transcendent" and not "imminent". Aristotle in 330 B.C. won out over Pythagoras heliocentric model and gave us a geocentric model of the universe.
Not only but with the help of Augustine, the stationary geocentric model was incorporated into the early church and lasted until Copernicus in 1543 A.D. resurrected the heliocentric model that became the church model and is the one we have today. Augustine also gave us a the irrational synthesis of Aristotle's absolutely transcendent impersonal God with the imminent personal God of the Bible which later produced Calvinism.
The flat earth model and the heliocentric views from their beginnings never went away entirely. And today there is new interest in the flat earth model. For four reasons. First, the heliocentric model has been revised into Einstein's space time and we are now only a drop in the bucket of multi, infinite, evolving, Godless universes, which must be rejected.
Secondly, an attempt to prove the motion of the earth through space in 1887 failed to show any motion of the earth at all-- Michelson–Morley experiments. These failed attempts were finally resolved by Einstein's theory of cosmological relativity and spacetime, a clearly irrational proposition based on thought (imagined) experiments not actual physical experiments as Michelson and Morley had performed proving a stationary earth--confirming Aristotle. Thirdly, new powerful cameras in the hands of ordinary folk are revealing there is no curvature of the earth as far as they can see. And the stars don't look like the planets that we have been shown. As a result the distance of the sun and moon and stars from the earth are being questioned.
Fourthly, only since the advent of the space ship in the 60's, not Flash Gordon's, have we actually (allegedly) gone into outer space to see from the moon what the earth actually looks like. But many believe the moon landings were made in the same place as Flash Gordon, Hollywood, and that NASA is a fake space agency.
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The fact remains as my original point, the earth is flat and stationary from earth and sky, as we ordinary folk see and experience it. And we never went to the moon, as far as I am concerned, which is why this is a good topic to debate. Don't you agree?
--Dave
Clete asked that of him a while back. Dave basically said that there isn't anything.Ok, my friend, you are all over the map here. My take is that your do not accept a heliocentric model because it was devised by Greek philosophers and not Christians?
I've skimmed through this thread ans people have given you a plethora of evidence that the Earth is NOT flat yet you refuse to even acknowledge it. So let me ask you this question. What type of evidence would you accept that the Earth is NOT flat?
Dave, What does the flat earth model have to say about the many references to God "stretching out the heavens" in the Bible?Well now you know I'm only human. Glad I put a smile on that face of your's.
I'll go the beach and look at the sun set but today I have to shovel snow.
--Dave
Again... my dad helped design many aspects of the lunar lander. I can guarantee you that it really happened. We landed on the moon. The folks who say otherwise are wrong.
Who do you trust more? Someone like me who has actual involvement?? Or some people on the internet that had no connection whatsoever to the project?
Statements like this show that you are not simply exploring this topic. You have bought in hook line and sinker.
I'd say if anything, Sir Knight is biased towards the truth, which is the only acceptable bias.You are clearly personally biased about this subject, I don't fault you for that at all. I can understand now how you feel about the moon landings. I hope you know that I would never deliberately insult you or your Dad in any way. I don't know how to respond to you, I like the debate but not at the price of offending any body personally.
--Dave
:up: Excellent. Our first real experiment! Let me know if the sun sets in any direction other than west.
I think you need to read this post again, then.The sun moves from east to west in both models. There has never been a difference in any of the three models in this respect.
--Dave
Dave based on the flat earth time lapse video you posted the sun would "rise" (if you could call it that) and "set" from the north (see attachments).
Doesn't this fact alone at least cast serious doubt on your video?
Ok, my friend, you are all over the map here. My take is that your do not accept a heliocentric model because it was devised by Greek philosophers and not Christians?
I've skimmed through this thread and people have given you a plethora of evidence that the Earth is NOT flat yet you refuse to even acknowledge it. So let me ask you this question. What type of evidence would you accept that the Earth is NOT flat?
Have you seen Pastor Enyarts "The Planets, Stars, and the Bible" video? Facinating.
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Ok, my friend, you are all over the map here. My take is that your do not accept a heliocentric model because it was devised by Greek philosophers and not Christians?
I've skimmed through this thread and people have given you a plethora of evidence that the Earth is NOT flat yet you refuse to even acknowledge it. So let me ask you this question. What type of evidence would you accept that the Earth is NOT flat?
If you have read this thread well enough you would also know that there is a dispute about the evidence for the globe model and good evidence for a flat earth that I have presented. If you think you can provide evidence for the globe model that has not yet been presented then do it. I am preparing a summary to end this thread with my conclusions.
--Dave
Here's the thing Dave, if one believes the Apollo mission hoax theory then that necessarily means the following must be true:You are clearly personally biased about this subject, I don't fault you for that at all. I can understand now how you feel about the moon landings. I hope you know that I would never deliberately insult you or your Dad in any way. I don't know how to respond to you, I like the debate but not at the price of offending any body personally.
--Dave