Satan is also "the great deciever". I still stand for what I said. I hold no man to be true when what I see is different.Well you've made yourself pretty clear. I should warn you that Satan is the accuser of the brethren. You will answer to God. I expect nothing from unbelievers. They would not know the truth if they tripped over it. But Christians should love truth. You, plainly, do not.
Romans 3:4
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4 Not at all! Let God be true, and every human being a liar. As it is written:
Are you not being an "accuser" when you state: " Christians should love truth. You, plainly, do not "?
I am on a search for truth. I will not accept things based on majority either. Truth is not a majority. A million people can state that something is solid fact... and all be wrong. One man can state the truth and be the one who is correct.
To show you how man speaks with a forked tongue, Auguste Piccard and his assistant were the first humans to go high into the atmosphere. 15,971 meters in fact. What he saw was this:
“It seemed a flat disk with upturned edge,”
What does the author do in the article of March 2017, when the FE is all the rage? They state this, right before his quote:
"Piccard calibrated the cosmic rays (much more powerful there than on the surface of the Earth) and became the first person to observe the curvature of our planet."
Now, how on earth could you say these two things in one sentence?
He saw the curvature of the earth... it appeared a "flat disc" with upturned edges"
You cannot make this stuff up. As the rhyme goes... One bright day in the middle of the night, two dead men got up to fight. Back to back they faced each other, drew their swords and shot each other.......
That quote was printed and remains that way without retraction in any copy you can get of that magazine. It's on page 23. I beleive Popular Science August 1931.
But, in past years, the world could not have that.. they had to deny it and change the context and or the meaning. Why would a scientist allow this statement to remain if it was not truly what he said?
Auguste Piccard, the Versatile Explorer: from the Sky to the Bottom of the Sea
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