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Your interpretation of what Leo says suggests creation ought to remain obscure or inscrutable, both philosophically and physically.  Or maybe that only scientists have the answers.  I'm not denying such things aren't incredibly deep and spiritual, just that God intends for us to contemplate things so He can reveal more to us. God tells us to knock, seek and ask.  I haven't seen globe promoters attempt to consider the mysteries presented, let alone to find alignment with the Fathers, Scripture and reason.  Instead, some prefer to obscure understanding telling everyone not to bother, there's nothing to see, leave it to the scientists. Even when you catch them lying, I guess. Let's be honest, they tell some whoppers: When Scripture says the earth never moves, the lying enemy says it moves 4 different directions at high speeds.  When Scripture says the sun moves, they say the earth does.  When Scripture says stars are lights, they say stars are worlds, even with alien beings. When Scripture describes water above the firmament, they say it's empty space.
 

Jaynek:  In the Middle Ages, educated Catholics ... believed that Scripture was silent on the topic and that it was a matter for science.

Ladislaus:  It's the same thing with Sacred Scripture, where there's no unequivocal statement about the earth being flat, just some passages that may imply it.

Jaynek:  Thank you so much for explicitly saying this.  I have noticed that you typically support your belief in flat earth with arguments from science.