Freodin
Devout believer in a theologically different God
That's... not quite correct. Not quite wrong either.Lets see your map of the world. No good mate, it's horribly distorted, nothing is the right size or in the right place. That's what happens when you try to wrap a flat map around a ball.
You cannot project a spherical object onto a flat plane without distortions. Yet there are a lot of different projection methods, and all have different distortions. Even different types of distortions, regarding size, length and direction.
Yet if you know these distortions - and also where no distortions are - you can align them with observations on the real world... and strangely they all fit.
And, yes, there is a "map" of the round earth. It is called "a globe". Displayes everything quite fine and dandy, right size and right place. The problem of globes over maps isn't accuracy... it's practicality.
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