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We know that Meg is an adrdent/dogmatic R&R. That's probably what had Jaynek wondering. Same question crossed my mind as well.
Is there a correlation between being an Indulter and a heliocentrist, Jaynek? Or is the correlation between being an Indulter and a flibbertygibbet?
She's not really curious. She's asking under false pretenses to mock Catholic flat earthers at her other favorite hangout.Truth.
Actually, I think Jayne thought of it because another poster asked this question on another forum where she lurks.
Quote from: Livenotonevil on November 30, 2017, 09:59:41 AMQuoteWas there a prominent theological opinion supported by the Bible that the Earth was flat?I recently had a debate with the Cathinfo Flatearthers (perhaps half a dozen people - most there disagree with them) about the historical and theological aspects of the question. The standard understanding is that many of the Church Fathers believed in a flat earth but over time a consensus developed among Catholics that the earth is spherical. By the time universities began being established in the Medieval period, virtually everyone accepted the sphere shape and this is what was taught. It is generally recognized that St Thomas Aquinas and St Albert the Great believed the earth is a globe. The Flatearthers I talked to denied the accepted view and claimed that flat earth is the Catholic position taught by Scripture and the Fathers and held until the Reformation introduced it's errors. They seemed to think they were better Catholics for believing in flat earth and one even referred to belief in a globe earth as heresy. They tried to prove their position by using quotes from Scripture and the Fathers. When shown a papal encyclical which explicitly stated that these should not be used to determine natural science, they still clung to their view that they were the ones holding the real Catholic position. I do not know much about science but in the fields I do know about I could see that these people were wilfully ignorant and they rejected Church teaching on Scriptural exegesis. If anyone wishes to see the thread it is here - https://www.cathinfo.com/the-earth-god-made-flat-earth-geocentrism/did-catholics-before-the-'reformation'-believe-in-fe/msg581137/#msg581137
Was there a prominent theological opinion supported by the Bible that the Earth was flat?
Dogmatic R&R. You sedes are funny!
Jayne,I'm pretty sure that this thread is supposed to go in the flat earth subforum. Maybe Matthew can move it.
I am not a sede and that seems to me like a reasonable way to describe your position.
Silly Jayne...don't you realize that anyone who isn't on board with Megism is a sede!?