Hypocrite:

The sun is "above" water, OK.

How is it "below" clouds? The video seems to say it's a reflection from the water.

How does that work over land?

Hard to explain, even if theory were that the sun is 6000m (not km) above FE.

90% of your responses on this thread are nothing but ridicule and smilies.  I'm talking about using that tactic to the near exclusion of anything else.  Basically, you're just an a-hole

90% ???

CHAPTER XIX.

THAT THE MOST SACRED HEART OF JESUS, CONVERSING
WITH MEN, TEACHES US TO BEAR WITH
THE DEFECTS OF OUR NEIGHBOR.

  1. The voice of Jesus.—My Child, so long as I was seen upon earth, and conversed with men, I was in the midst of a wicked generation.
How much pride and infidelity, how much uncleanness and iniquity, thinkest thou, did I behold,—I the Searcher of hearts,—in the hearts of men, to whom naught, save the world ; naught, except self-interest, was pleasing!
How was My Heart moved at the sight of men's sinful ignorance, unbridled licentiousness, forgetfulness of the things of heaven, anxiety for those of earth, neglect of virtue, the triumph of vice!
Compare Me, My Child, with such men : My humility with their conceitedness and vanity: My zeal with their indifference and obstinacy: My beneficence with their insensibility and ungratefulness: My charity with their listlessness and disregard: in short, all My virtues with their defects and vices!
Understand also, what disposition of Heart I displayed before them. Behold ! whatsoever they were, I continued to live with them, to converse with them, to stay among them,—without complaint or indignation of Heart,—yea, to show myself content.
If thou meditatest rightly upon this pattern of life, thou wilt learn to manifest similar sentiments of heart to thy neighbor.
  2. Thou, My Child, and all thy neighbors, ye are conjointly children of the same heavenly Father; ye were conjointly ransomed at the same price of My life; ye are all to be united forever in fellowship, by the same bond of the love of the Holy Spirit.
Ye are all called to the same kingdom of heaven; that there ye may be made blissful in perfect peace, in the joy of an everlasting union. See, therefore, that thou agree with them on the way, lest thou be hereafter excluded from the heavenly abode of the Blessed, and delivered up to exterior torturers.
This is My example; nay more, this is My command, that, carrying each other's burdens, ye love one another, as I love you,—with a supernatural, universal, efficacious love.
If ye love Me, keep My command. If ye keep the same, ye will remain in My love. He that hates his brother is a murderer: he kills the very soul, and that his own. Whosoever is angry with his brother, shall be answerable before the judgment. He that forgives not, shall not be forgiven. He that forbears not, shall not be forborne. For with what measure ye mete, it shall be measured to you again.
  3. Remember, My Child, that thou art living—not among Angels but among men, who cannot be here below without failings. Do not then wonder, if frail mortals err or fall: but wonder at this, that, whilst thyself thou hast many failings, with which others must bear, thou darest sometimes feel indignant at those of others.
If thou bearest not with another's defect, dost thou not by the very fact commit a fault and show it too? Know that I sometimes suffer well-meaning and virtuous men to be opposed to each other, that, without sin, there may be an opportunity of bearing with one another's defects, of practicing solid virtues, and of acquiring merits. Judge the things of thy neighbor by thy own.
As thou desirest to be dealt with, so deal thou with others : and do not to others what thou wouldst not have done to thyself. Hast thou not many things, My Child, from which thou wouldst gladly free thyself, and from which thou knowest, by thy own experience, that thou art unable to free thyself? What thou sufferest, therefore, in thyself, even against thy will, that do thou likewise tolerate in others; whom, if thou hast any humility and charity, thou wilt suppose to endure their own defects, in spite of themselves.
  4. There are they who willingly enough bear with the defects of friends, and of those whom they find agreeing with themselves in taste and manners: but who take easily offense at the failings of all beside. Now, what virtue is there in this ? Do not the heathen do the same? Nay more, are not the very animals, devoid of reason, accustomed to act in the same manner?
How canst thou be My Disciple, if thou hast the feelings of a pagan : or, if thou followest simply an animal instinct? Be thou animated, My Child, with the supernatural charity of My Heart ; whereby I endured, and loved all, enemies as well as friends, even unto death.
Passing, therefore, over every merely natural consideration, endure thou all, love all ; make of no one an exception. Pray for them that persecute and calumniate thee ; bless them that revile thee ; do good to them that hate thee ; overcome evil by good.
Hate the evil which is done : but beware lest thouhate the man who commits the same. How much soever thou mayst detest the sin of a man, thou art bound to love the man himself.
  5. The Saints, who followed not nature but grace, did so far clothe themselves with the sentiments of My Heart, that they endured and loved—not only all in general, but specially those that were opposed
to them. Yet, My Child, they too were men ; and, like thyself, had the feelings of nature : but they overcame nature; and, in spite of feeling, in their greatness of soul, emulated My example.
Come, Child, be courageous, and, as is becoming in a Disciple of My Heart, imitate those noble and generous souls. When thou feelest indignant at the faults of thy neighbor, keep silence ; neither suffer thou aught ill-ordered to escape thy lips,—whereby thou mayst harm thyself, as well as thy neighbor.
Pray for him in thy heart ; and steadily refrain thy mind from reflecting on his faults.
Never grow weary of pardoning thy neighbor, of bearing with his faults, of loving him with a supernatural affection ; if with thy heart thou desirest to follow My Heart.
If thou hast many and great things to endure in others, remember, Child, that T have undergone more and greater things for thy sake: nay, that I have borne with more and greater things in thee.
Behold ! I mercifully forgave thee a debt of ten thousand: shouldst thou not then have pity on thy fellow-servant, as I also had mercy on thee?
Call to mind, My Child, how long, and with how great a goodness of Heart, I have endured thee, and how I do even now endure thee : and learn thence, how and how far thou oughtest to bear with thy neighbor.

Many of these questions demonstrate how poorly informed you are about Flat Earth.  You perpetuate the strawman hoax about the earth being a flat disc.  It's not

And you claim these have been answered for the globe?  Nonsense.  That's an abject lie.  The deepest anyone has ever drilled is 8 miles.  Nobody knows what's down there.  This stuff about there being some iron core somewhere is totally unproven hypothesis.

Earth is not a thin flat disk floating in space.  We know only that that we live on a flat surface, but underneath we do not know the depth.  We know that hell is somewhere down there, but no one knows how deep.

This is the kindof stuff which makes it clear that it's a wate of time to debate any issues seriously with you.

Scanning your questions briefly, 80% of them are equally as stupid.

The video shows a "Perspective Matrix":




In the image:
- The buildings shrink with distance.
- The clouds shrink with distance.
- The sun doesn't shrink with distance.

Q.: Why didn't he show the sun shrinking with distance? Why doesn't the sun shrink to zero size at the vanishing point?

A.: Because everybody knows that we can see the sun going down and disappear behind the horizon, while it's diameter is not only not shrinking to zero; rather, it's diameter virtually stays the same.

Flat-earth model debunked!