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There is no evidence, neither scientific nor theological for your dreamland flat-earthism.
Your Shangri-la fantasy-land is just a silly dream that never comes true.
Or, rather, is it your false-god golden-calf fantasy-land? Hmmmm?

The Church does not support flat earth. ...Nor does Scripture, as traditionally understood by most Catholics throughout history, support flat earth.  ...The Church's condemnation of heliocentrism in no way even hints at any problems with spherical earth which had long been part of the geocentric model accepted and promoted by Catholics and Catholic institutions.

The modern revival of the idea of flat earth is a primarily a movement of heretics and pagans.  There is no reason for Catholics to have anything to do with them.

False.  Anyone with Catholic sense, apprised of the details, and who is able to overcome the pagan indoctrination of their youth by demonic overlords hiding the truth, knows.  The rest do not, and we pray for them.

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Heretics and pagans -- good call!  Some of whom are hard-set in their obstinacy against the truth.
Many of whom are enemies of the Church and like to support flat-earthism because that's their way of fighting against the Church.
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Catholics who have anything to do with them are co-conspirators against the good of the Church.
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Flat-earthism does the devil's work!
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Terrestrial sphericity is mutually exclusive of reason. And the Fathers of the Church.

Name one thing. If you can.
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Otherwise, the statement stands unmolested:

There is no evidence, neither scientific nor theological for your dreamland flat-earthism.
Your Shangri-la fantasy-land is just a silly dream that never comes true.
Or, rather, is it your false-god golden-calf fantasy-land? Hmmmm?
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Flat-earthers misunderstand Scripture day-in and day-out. And they're proud of it.
They refuse to recognize simple mathematical principles even resorting to accusing mathematics of being "demonic."
They claim "empirical science" as their basis but refuse to take the first step to making any empirical observations.
They ignore simple facts placed before them and repeat ad nauseum their nonsense false platitudes.
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Flat-earthers read a quote, think they know exactly what it's talking about (rashly, when this isn't the case), and then proceed to promulgate their "discovery" as a decree, morally binding on all Catholics -- complete with excommunication for those who disagree. It's ridiculous.
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Flat-earthers bring their "revelation" to its logical conclusion, which is condemning those who disagree. They've done it a thousand times on this forum alone, not to mention all over the Internet.
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Come on, Ladislaus!
It's been what, three weeks now, and no reply??
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I thought you said you were an expert at ripping up bad arguments or something like that........
Let's see, it's got to be around here somewhere. OH -- Here it is!
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Quote from: Ladislaus on May 10, 2018, 10:43:04 AM

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I do not have a lot of God-given talents, but I am very skilled at shredding bad arguments to pieces.  I can see logical flaws miles away and rip them apart in seconds.  Other than that, I have a very poor memory, and not very many talents in other areas.

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What about the one where you find it "compelling" when a boat that appears to descend down beyond the horizon, but when the camera zooms in the boat returns! Okay.

Then use the same principle to make the sun come back after it sets!
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Take the same camera that zooms in to see the boat and zooms out to make it appear to descend past the curvature then zooms in again to see the boat and out to make it sink and in to make it come back, take that same camera when the sun sets below the horizon, and then zoom in to make the sun rise up again, then zoom out to make it set again, and zoom in to make it rise again.
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We'll all be waiting for you to tear up this argument.
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