You can believe what you want, but when it brings the Church I love into disrepute and leaves us all open to ridicule I will continue to point out to the world that you're just a lunatic fringe of no consequence.

You will find that traditional Catholics discuss issues that are controversial. You'll have to get used to that around here. We aren't cookie-cutter Catholics.

And, flat-earthers aren't dissuaded by ridicule. We're used to it, though I have pity for the globe-earthers who show extreme lack of charity - which includes most of them here.

Let us then base our credibility, yours or mine, on what you say above.
Where in any of my post did I say there are pictures of a globe earth?
 I am very careful what I write. I wrote : "the fact that there are photographs that provide evidence of a curved earth"

These photos are taken by satellites, the same ones that beam signals throughout the earth, and they show a curvature, not a globe, but the shape of the earth.

What I do notice is that none of you flat-earthers ever try to address what you cannot rebut. If posting another of your videos is the answer to posts like mine then who is 'ignorant' must be clear to many non-posters reading this thread.

Not once did any of you address the science of geodesy that proves the earth is curved.

Can you show me a picture with several satellites in space? Do not post or link to a CGI.

"a picture with several satellites in space?" Sorry, I do not take pictures of "several satellites in space?"

I have seen with my own eyes satellites traveling through space above the earth. I have seen moving pictures of earth taken by them high enough in space to detect the curvature of the Earth. This curvature can also be calculated by surveyors of Geodesy.

The reason why you are unable to show me a picture of a group of satellites in space is because satellites do not exist.

LOL. If this weren't so sad it would be hilarious.
I am not, nor have I ever been, a freemason. Nor do I have any connection with NASA. I'm just a simple Irish Catholic, who happens to have a degree in physics and a master's degree in electron microscopy from a good university. I have had numerous conversations with priests and bishops about being both a scientist and a Christian, and there is no incompatibility between the two. I believe what the church teaches, and I know what I know about the natural world and how it works.
I find it heartbreaking that there are people who are quite prepared to have the world believe that to be a good Catholic you have to accept the nonsense the flat earths espouse. You can believe what you want, but when it brings the Church I love into disrepute and leaves us all open to ridicule I will continue to point out to the world that you're just a lunatic fringe of no consequence.

Do you realise that there are people with degrees in Advanced Maths and Physics who are flat earth. If you actually did your research first, instead of presuming we are all idiots, you may have discovered that.
I can also add to the list pilots, engineers (surveyors), ballistic experts, etc. etc.

I'm sorry Cassini, I just don't accept your premise here. You can't tar all scientists with the brush of the loud. There is room for a creator behind all scientific theories, no matter how fundamental they get. Even if the big bang theory were 100% correct, there is room for the question 'what went before, and what caused it?' It is in the answers to this question that the faithful find God. It is where I find God, and no matter how much my fellow scientists discover about how the world works, I will continue to see my creator God behind it all.

Boy I would love a separate thread on this subject. Of course I do not tar all scientists with the same brush, only those promoting their 'scientific proofs' for ORIGINS that would include the Big Bang and all the evolution that stems from this ASSUMPTION. They include their 'science' 'proving' heliocentrism, long ages, and that imbecilic evolution.

What you are doing is seeing the creator in what is, not in the false science that supposedly gave rise to what is. How can any Catholic think that there is no difference in a Creator who willed all that is into existence, or a Creator who supposedly can be found in a Big Bang evolution of everything, a theory that is so ridiculous that it is an insult to human intelligence given to us by God.? As I said, it is intellectual pride that causes this blindness. Millions however, when they were indoctrinated with evoluitionism, yes the same theistic-evolution you have no problem with, REJECTED faith in an omnipotent Creator.

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Let us then base our credibility, yours or mine, on what you say above.
Where in any of my post did I say there are pictures of a globe earth?
 I am very careful what I write. I wrote : "the fact that there are photographs that provide evidence of a curved earth"

These photos are taken by satellites, the same ones that beam signals throughout the earth, and they show a curvature, not a globe, but the shape of the earth.

What I do notice is that none of you flat-earthers ever try to address what you cannot rebut. If posting another of your videos is the answer to posts like mine then who is 'ignorant' must be clear to many non-posters reading this thread.

Not once did any of you address the science of geodesy that proves the earth is curved.

Haha, follow the curve on any of those pictures and you wind up with a large ball the size of a large beach ball or even a room sized ball. Those pictures are taken with a go pro camera. Curvature has NEVER been demonstrated. Lasers, cameras, telescopes etc. prove earth is flat. Water proves earth is flat. Scripture proves earth is flat. Church Fathers prove earth is flat. Engineers prove earth is flat. Math and science prove earth is flat. Reason proves earth is flat. But only for those who care to come out of their indoctrination.

A tad bit melodramatic.

Do you even go to a resistance Mass? I suspect you don't.

Do you realise this is a resistance forum?

What are you doing posting here if you harbour a secret hatred of it?

Ah, and there was me thinking that it was a Christian, Catholic forum!