This is about geocentrism and not Flat Earth. Why do you keep conflating the two? They are not the same thing. I am in fact a staunch geocentrist but remain undecided about globe vs. flat earth.
Sorry, but there are only two models, (especially back in the 1600s). One is geocentrism. The other is heliocentrism. Geocentrism has always been a flat earth model. Only recently, under the mistaken notion that earth had to be a ball because NASA has pictures, while earth is stationary because scripture and the Church say so, is a totally mistaken notion and utterly brand new, largely promoted by the string theory NASA loving Robert Sungenis. Copernicus' model is a paradigm obtained from Pythagarus (and shored up by pagans along the way) and always included a spherical moving earth and spherical planets. The arguments between saints or Catholic scholars against the pagans throughout the centuries proves this over and over again. I've shown dozens and dozens of quotes throughout these pages to prove what the saints have been saying over and over again, but because people read them with the thought that earth is a stationary globe, they never see what was REALLY being said. Preconceived notions are largely to blame.
Not only is it ridiculous to conclude that men can walk around on the outside of a ball, or that water pools around the outside of a sphere, it is equally absurd that stars are planets, as NASA and preceding pagans claim. Stars are provably lights and not terra firma worlds. Anyone can view this with a decent camera from their own back yard. Science and math both back up scripture, the Church, and the Fathers. But the fascinating thing is, Scripture, the Fathers and the Church preceded the science and technologies of today in teaching earth is not a moving globe.