Why would anyone go to the trouble, and vast expense, of faking a trip to the moon - or several trips, I should say.
en.wikipedia.org
In total, 12 men have walked on the moon.
and a reading on a fake birthday of Jesus.
Where did I say that this took place on Christmas day.
A fake trip and a reading on a fake birthday of Jesus.
They stopped before, where Genesis states the sun, moon and stars were placed in the raqia to give light to the earth.
So? They couldn't read all of Genesis 1.
The only people to make something out of that are conspiracy theorists who are focusing on what was not read and not on what was.
Think about it for even a minute.
The space launch is successful and men step onto the moon - I know you say it was fake but just put that aside for a moment. Those men could have stood there and said, "well, we're making history; WE did this." They could have said "long live communism" or "this is man's highest achievement; there is no God."
Instead, millions of people heard them reading from the
Bible and saw, or were told, that they took
Holy Communion. They were honouring God and celebrating Jesus.
This should be a cause for celebration among Christians - at least one astronaut became a believer afterwards.
Instead of which you, Apple sky and maybe others here are casting aspersions or simply flat out denying the moon landings, just because you read Scripture in a certain way.
I know which witness I prefer.