Another look at the moon landing.

[trophy33]

Buzz Aldrin is a Christian. He not only walked on the moon but took communion there.

I am actually perplexed that NASA allowed him to do so many personal religious actions.

 

[prodromos]

I am actually perplexed that NASA allowed him to do so many personal religious actions.

Given how any number of things not going right on the mission would have resulted in the death of the Astronauts, it doesn't surprise me in the least.

 

[Apple Sky]

Given how any number of things not going right on the mission would have resulted in the death of the Astronauts, it doesn't surprise me in the least.

Yeah like going through the Van Allan Belts, by rights the belts should have zapped them all up.

 

[Radagast]

I am actually perplexed that NASA allowed him to do so many personal religious actions.

They let him, but didn't broadcast it, given the complaints about the Apollo 8 Genesis reading.

 

[Radagast]

Yeah like going through the Van Allan Belts, by rights the belts should have zapped them all up.

Wrong.

 

[trophy33]

Yeah like going through the Van Allan Belts, by rights the belts should have zapped them all up.

Why do you even believe there is Van Allan Belts, who told you, NASA? Van Allan Belts make no sense in the flat earth cosmology.

 

[Apple Sky]

Why do you even believe there is Van Allan Belts, who told you, NASA? Van Allan Belts make no sense in the flat earth cosmology.

No they don't, another of NASA's fairy tales. But NASA insists they are there as per.

 

[trophy33]

No they don't, another of NASA's fairy tales. But NASA insists they are there as per.

If NASA "invented" them, then NASA can also "invent" how to get through them. Problem solved.

 

[Strong in Him]

I know & this is the sad thing about all of this

What, that people get to hear about Jesus?

Only a few months ago you "hand on heart" believed every word of this testimony.
So much so that you apologised to God for doubting, and said that flat earth was a load of nonsense.
Now you're calling this Christian man a fairy tale story teller and saying how sad it is that folk listen to him.

He has a fantastic Christian testimony which might result in people becoming Christians.
You have illogical, inconsistent arguments about the moon landings and the shape of the earth which may cause non Christians to mock Christianity and doubt Jesus.
That's the sad thing - and you can't even see it.

 

[Strong in Him]

Buzz Aldrin is a Christian. He not only walked on the moon but took communion there.

I thought someone had, but wasn't sure who.

Seriously, there is zero doubt that the moon landings happened. The evidence is overwhelming.

I know.
@Apple Sky doesn't - or if she does, she's too stubborn to admit it.

 

[Strong in Him]

I do

And yet I've asked you before; "how is saying that a person went to, and walked on, the moon, deception? How does it affect their Christian faith, life and belief in God?"

You have never answered this - I don't believe you can.

 

[Strong in Him]

@Apple Sky ; your logic is breathtakingly bad.
First you say:

Yeah like going through the Van Allan Belts, by rights the belts should have zapped them all up.

I admit I don't know what Van Allan belts are. But it sounds as though you expected the spaceship(s) to be destroyed by them.
The answer to that was:

Why do you even believe there is Van Allan Belts, who told you, NASA? Van Allan Belts make no sense in the flat earth cosmology.

To which you replied:

No they don't,

As you say that the cosmos is flat, then Van Allan belts make no sense; there is no reason for them.
Then you say:

another of NASA's fairy tales. But NASA insists they are there as per.

So Van Allan belts are something that have been invented by NASA? NASA insists that the Van Allan belts are there?
Since you don't trust NASA as far as you could throw them and say the belts are a fairy tale, that means you don't believe they exist.

Then how can something that doesn't exist "zap up" a space rocket?

Contradicting yourself, as per.

 

[Apple Sky]

Then how can something that doesn't exist "zap up" a space rocket?

Exactly, that's my argument, it's b/c the moon landings were filmed here on earth.

 

[Apple Sky]

And yet I've asked you before; "how is saying that a person went to, and walked on, the moon, deception? How does it affect their Christian faith, life and belief in God?"

It doesn't as long as they repent which I think they all will given time.

 

[Apple Sky]

He has a fantastic Christian testimony which might result in people becoming Christians.
You have illogical, inconsistent arguments about the moon landings and the shape of the earth which may cause non Christians to mock Christianity and doubt Jesus.
That's the sad thing - and you can't even see it.

People just want the truth, ask anyone 'Do you think man has walked on the moon' & 9/10 will say 'No or not sure'.

 

[Strong in Him]

It doesn't as long as they repent which I think they all will given time.

Repent of what; saying that men walked on the moon?
a) That is not a sin. God has nowhere commanded that men must never explore space, his creation or the moon.
b) You say that that is a fairy tale - i.e. make believe. Renting of something that isn't true makes no sense at all - I might as well insist that you repent of believing Goldilocks and the 3 bears.
c) Are you saying that if these men don't repent of saying that they walked on the moon - which they won't, because i) it's not a sin and ii) they know perfectly well they are telling the truth - they won't be saved?
Oh dear! Someone needs to read their Bible. Jesus saves, gives eternal life and nothing can snatch his children from his Father's hands.

 

[Strong in Him]

People just want the truth, ask anyone 'Do you think man has walked on the moon' & 9/10 will say 'No or not sure'.

9/10 people - what, in this country of in the world?
There are over 69 million people in the UK - you think 90% of those are unsure about, or don't believe in the moon landings? Where's your evidence?

How will the truth about someone walking on the moon affect people's life on earth?

 

[Strong in Him]

Exactly, that's my argument, it's b/c the moon landings were filmed here on earth.

No, you said, "by rights the Van Allan belts should have zapped them all up."
Why would you make a point of saying the rockets etc should have been destroyed by the VA belts, if you don't believe these belts exist?

It's like me saying, "I don't know why you weren't stopped by customs when you travelled from Wales to England".

 

[Apple Sky]

How will the truth about someone walking on the moon affect people's life on earth?

For 1 people would realize the earth is level & 2 people would realize how they've been hoodwinked by NASA & 3 which is most important, they would start believing in Jesus & the Bible again.

There are 7 billion in this world not just those here on this site & if NASA stopped all this fakery, with all their money maybe they could start looking after the earth & it's people. Lets face it, how has exploring this so called space ever benefited the earth ?

 

[Apple Sky]

No, you said, "by rights the Van Allan belts should have zapped them all up."
Why would you make a point of saying the rockets etc should have been destroyed by the VA belts, if you don't believe these belts exist?

This has nothing to do with my beliefs, I'm just showing what NASA says, if the Belts are true (which they are not) then by rights all astronauts should have been zapped.