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Traditional Catholic Faith => Fighting Errors in the Modern World => The Earth God Made - Flat Earth, Geocentrism => Topic started by: cassini on October 24, 2022, 07:45:35 AM
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https://filedn.com/lddB4jm5INP5uvSI6Gyl7Pf/gv.mp4
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https://filedn.com/lddB4jm5INP5uvSI6Gyl7Pf/gv.mp4
I appreciate the guy's proofs that earth is not moving, as the heliocentric model so ridiculously suggests. It's great he uses scripture and does a decent job overall. I have to reject his use of the globe for his experiments because his support against heliocentrism comes from scripture and scripture shows earth is not a globe but he never goes there. It's like a defense against paganism using a Protestant theology saying Jesus will save us if we believe because He is our friend. That's basically true, but it's incomplete and it won't get the job done because it isn't the whole truth.
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I appreciate the guy's proofs that earth is not moving, as the heliocentric model so ridiculously suggests. It's great he uses scripture and does a decent job overall. I have to reject his use of the globe for his experiments because his support against heliocentrism comes from scripture and scripture shows earth is not a globe but he never goes there. It's like a defense against paganism using a Protestant theology saying Jesus will save us if we believe because He is our friend. That's basically true, but it's incomplete and it won't get the job done because it isn't the whole truth.
'Scripture shows earth is not a globe but he never goes there.'
Did you miss from 2 hours 30 where he asks can lorries and ships move upside down on a global earth? Is he not arguing for a flat earth here? Elsewhere he interprets the globe of Scripture as not a globe description of the earth.
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'Scripture shows earth is not a globe but he never goes there.'
Did you miss from 2 hours 30 where he asks can lorries and ships move upside down on a global earth? Is he not arguing for a flat earth here? Elsewhere he interprets the globe of Scripture as not a globe description of the earth.
Yeesh, I was skipping around and missed it. Thanks.