8 ways life would get weird on a flat Earth

[trophy33]

Poor guy. So abused by flat earthers who lack proper text or speech comprehension.

 

[Apple Sky]

Poor guy. So abused by flat earthers who lack proper text or speech comprehension.

 

[trophy33]

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You have obviously found another silly picture online you think is worth posting here, without any context or explanation of what you mean by that. And?

Better learn how to search for bible terms, bible dictionaries, Greek words and similar, you were horribly lost and confused when you got a link to biblehub, before.

 

[Apple Sky]

Earth — the blue marble — is our spherical home. But what if Earth were flat? After all, some people, called flat-earthers, truly believe in this retrograde idea. How would everyday life function? Would it function at all? We explore how much of an oddball, or "oddslice" Earth would be if it were flat and whether there are any advantages to living on a strange disk with the sun and moon rotating overhead like a cosmic carousel.

1. Say goodbye to gravity (at least as we know it)​

Gravitropism is the gravitational process that directs a plant's roots to grow downward and its shoot upward. If gravity were altered to be orientated toward the North Pole, we could see plants acting strangely. (Image credit: Tim Graham via Getty)


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8 ways life would get weird on a flat Earth

Just how strange would the world be if it were flat?

www.livescience.com

Must have originated in Australia

 

[prodromos]

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If Admiral Byrd is one of those satanic Masons, why does pastor Dean Odle put so much trust in the, so called, secret diary of Admiral Byrd?

 

[prodromos]

Poor guy. So abused by flat earthers who lack proper text or speech comprehension.

I found one comment he made very ironic. When asked if it was true that no woman had set foot in Antarctica, he confirmed that it was true, which was why it was such a peaceful continent. I imagine these threads would be a lot quieter without the involvement of one particular woman

 

[d taylor]

What about Eratosthenes of Cyrenes. Who taught him? Or is this all down to him?

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He was not a believer so whatever path he took would be open secular beliefs about creation. I am sure he would be an evolution believer also.

 

[d taylor]

But God's creation account says neither that the earth is a flat disc nor that it is a globe. Many genuine Christians who believe Genesis as literal truth, also believe that the earth is a globe.

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From The Bible can you show where The sun is considered a stars and stars are considered suns. Can you show where planets were created in Genesis chapter 1. Can you show where the sun, moon and stars were placed in an outer space thousands to millions and billions of miles and light years away from earth. Can you show where the sun is a fire ball that was created to light up a solar system, Or show where the earth is in motion.

Can you show the sun was created before the earth. All of the above about God's creation does not agree with what science states is the way everything came about.

Can you show me where any part of God's creation that is described in The Bible agrees with anything science states about God's creation.

 

[d taylor]

Yes, by compensating for the rotation of the earth and your position on the globe. It would not work at all if the earth was flat.

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I am aware of , that is what you believe.

 

[Larniavc]

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He was not a believer so whatever path he took would be open secular beliefs about creation. I am sure he would be an evolution believer also.

Then what about all the good Christians on this a Christian website? Are you saying that they cannot be Christian AND believe in a globe Earth?

 

[Apple Sky]

He gives a semi-complete presentation on the North Polar vortex, the Axis Mundi, what it means and how it relates to the ancients and the coming Golden Age, the Black Sun, the heart, and more.

 

[Apple Sky]

Are you saying that they cannot be Christian AND believe in a globe Earth?

It's not a matter of believing it is a matter of knowing.

 

[trophy33]

He gives a semi-complete presentation on the North Polar vortex, the Axis Mundi, what it means and how it relates to the ancients and the coming Golden Age, the Black Sun, the heart, and more.

Similar nonsense like the rest of the videos on his channel.

 

[Apple Sky]

Similar nonsense like the rest of the videos on his channel. Annunaki, Chakras, Elves, everything together in one goulash.

You simply lack the ability to find a credible channel.

Like your similar nonsense of the Mesopotamian's.

 

[trophy33]

Like your similar nonsense of the Mesopotamian's.

Try to be more explicit. What is nonsensical about Mesopotamia?

Anyway, I am glad you admit the channel you posted here is full of nonsense.

 

[Apple Sky]

What is nonsensical about Mesopotamia?

You saying that Genesis 1 was only written b/c it was the way Mesopotamian's thought at the time.

 

[d taylor]

Then what about all the good Christians on this a Christian website? Are you saying that they cannot be Christian AND believe in a globe Earth?

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No not saying that at all. They just can not say they believe in the creation that is described in The Bible.

 

[prodromos]

He gives a semi-complete presentation on the North Polar vortex, the Axis Mundi, what it means and how it relates to the ancients and the coming Golden Age, the Black Sun, the heart, and more.

You haven't answered my question about Pastor Dean and his trust in Masonic sources.

 

[Apple Sky]

You haven't answered my question about Pastor Dean and his trust in Masonic sources.

I did, sorry I deleted it by mistake.

 

[trophy33]

You saying that Genesis 1 was only written b/c it was the way Mesopotamian's thought at the time.

Even though you present it kind of weirdly (one must be tolerant of your poor expressive skills), what is nonsensical about it? It makes all the sense to expect that a literature originated in Mesopotamia will be written in the Mesopotamian style.