What did Fr. Pfeiffer say that got flat-earthers so panty-bunched-up?
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No post in this thread ever had a thing about what Fr. said. So it must have been unmentionable.
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Or perhaps far to embarrassing for flat-earthers, who are already very embarrassed.
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So why are you so worked up then? Have something to hide?
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You guys are so transparent it isn't funny.
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Here I was asking again and again for weeks and you would not answer.
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You never did provide the link so I had to take the time to search for it myself, and finally found it....... Now that I've heard Fr. Pfeiffer's conference it becomes obvious why you wouldn't give me the link. You didn't want me to hear him, but you wouldn't admit that either. But it's true because all you had to do was provide the link. So either you didn't HAVE the link (which is very likely because none of you could stomach listening to this two hour long lecture) or if you had it, you didn't want me to have it.
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So you can answer how someone in Australia in this model can see the full moon overhead, then?
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In the most objectionable video, Fr. correctly explains that the sun in the image above (which is a favorite of flat-earthers) cannot illuminate one half of the earth with a pattern that transitions from day to night that is a straight line across the "flat" earth (as it does in observed reality everywhere we look). The "flat-earth" model requires the sun's projection of light to be necessarily circular in pattern as the model he displayed (like the one above) shows.
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The sun's light pattern on the "flat"earth is consequently circular, as shown by the yellow region surrounding it. He then says that the duration of daylight in such a model is always a period of 6 hours, whereas in fact, the length of day varies according to season and position on the earth's surface which contradicts the "flat-earth" model.
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There are numerous contradictions between observed reality and the "flat-earth" model.
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