I have no horse in this race, I could care less if the earth is flat or a globe, that said, you ask for detailed information above, but I have a simple question that will convince everyone without a doubt:

Show me a real picture of the round earth. The USA has supposedly gone to Mars, but they took no pictures of Earth? Thanks and God Bless.

That's a whole different topic which has nothing to do with flat-earth-tards. You're just sidetracking and obfuscating the real topic. Who cares what the USA supposedly did? Whether they took pictures, took no pictures, faked pictures or whatever. Whatever they did or didn't doesn't prove that the earth is flat.

The flat earth has never made sense to me. I do believe gravity exists but I have a theory that angels have something to do with it. They do have control over the celestial bodies and the heavens. It's essentially the force that causes stuff to fall, in order to move something, it needs propellant or a driving force, gravity is the driving force that causes an object to propel downwards. Another thing is the international space station. Some of you will probably say "Oh, that's just a NASA lie. It doesn't exist". Well, it does and there is a site where you can track its movement. And it's gone over my house several times and you can see it with a telescope. Now this doesn't mean that I believe we went to the moon or the rover on mars, or the Heliocentric model. There are legitimate doubts for many of those topics.  

There is no reason whatsoever to believe earth is a globe.  NASA lies nonstop. Toilets flushing one direction or the other has no bearing. Pendulums swing sometimes, sometimes they don't. Ships disappearing over the horizon has been proven false. I'd be surprised if anyone could produce a single proof earth is a globe.   

The fact that people get so angry over this subject made me look into it. And, well, there's some good questions raised.

Want space photos, well, here we have inconsistencies with supposedly "real" photos of the earth (note not just the colors, but the size of the continents vary too):

Well, it still doesn't prove that earth isn't a globe. It just raises doubts over whether or not those pictures are real. It's like photoshopping 8 pictures of the empire state building. When a person notices differences, it doesn't prove that the building doesn't exist, just the doubt of the pictures themselves being real or not.

Well, it still doesn't prove that earth isn't a globe. It just raises doubts over whether or not those pictures are real. It's like photoshopping 8 pictures of the empire state building. When a person notices differences, it doesn't prove that the building doesn't exist, just the doubt of the pictures themselves being real or not.

Of course it doesn't prove the shape of the earth, the point here is that even appeals to the supposed centers of scientific dogma cannot be trusted to be consistent or correct. I think there's some interesting proofs in favor of FE, but also a lot of valid problems as Stanley has been pointing out. I went through a phase of interest in FE and came away seriously not caring about the shape of the earth because my time should be spent on better things.

One thing I find hilarious about Cathinfo is the fact that subjects get derailed left and right. This is a thread asking if denial of a fact is a lie and we are now arguing about the shape of the earth

I know, right? I'm surprised Matthew hasn't shut it down or moved it to the FE ghetto 

I take it that that means you have no pictures, moreover, I take it that you do not believe NASA went to the Moon or Mars. This is no sidetrack, you claim you've seen the Lochness Monster and I am asking you for photos, not theories about water temperatures and lifespans of dinosaurs.

Fun Fact: Saint Columba saw the Loch Ness monster. It's one of the first recorded sightings of the creature


St. Columba & the Loch Ness Monster (traditioninaction.org)

Fernão de Magalhães, by sailing around the globe earth, proved that globe earth navigaton techniques work very well. Including the fact that he counted one sunrise less than folks at home.