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I honestly don't know what to say to that. It's just hard for me to imagine.
Lets ask a question...Yeah, my wife personally knew astronaut Gene Cernan and has visited him at his house. She says that's exactly what Cernan described it looked like from when he was walking on the moon.
(Sorry, I couldn't resist)
That says a lot... right there. People assume that people who believe in the FE are stupid.... blows my mind.... that people are that naive.I honestly don't know what to say to that. It's just hard for me to imagine.
Thanks for your reply. Indeed, someone has to be wrong as there is no middle ground on this particular subject. Regarding your wife's experience with Mr. Cernan, the possibilities are that he was either telling the truth, was delusional or was a liar. For me personally, I doubt believe anything that NASA puts out. There are just too many contradictions from NASA itself that robs them of any credibility in my opinion. For instance they have stated that the Van Allen radiation belt is a big hurdle to overcome in terms of future manned space missions. How can that be possible when that problem should have been dealt with when we purportedly put men on the moon decades ago?I appreciate your reasoned answer. But let's explore that a bit.
I meant it when I said my wife knew astronaut Gene Cernan. She visited him at his house, and he told her stories about what it was like to walk on the moon, and about the incredible views of the spherical earth from the moon and from space.
Was Mr. Cernan delusional? Was he part of the moon landing conspiracy and was he lying to impress my wife? If it was indeed true that he did and saw all that he said he did, what would he think of someone visiting at the same time who declared without reservation to Mr. Cernan's face that the earth is flat, that there was no moon landing, and that space as Mr. Cernan saw and experienced it did not exist?
As an astronaught Mr. Cernan probably did have some scientific credentials, but more importantly he was there. He did it and saw it. We're not talking about some earth-based scientific experiment. The man actually walked on the moon.
Let's face it. Someone in this scenario has to be wrong.
Flat earth was the majority position centuries ago - until Copernicus proposed his heliocentric model at the urging of the Catholic Church, in particular by the Jesuits. Study history for yourself and discover why.The Flat Earth movement has always been held by a very small contingent of the population (current estimates - 2 per-cent).
It has been foremost, a populist position .... with very few, if any, scientists giving it credence.
Lets ask a question...
If Gene saw a Flat disk, as did Auguste Picard in 1939... and he came back and told anyone.. anyone at all...even your wife... his wife... his buddy he goes to the pub with.. that "psst.. the earth is flat..
What do you think would happen next?
I opened this thread and I have learnt not to be concerned any more with flat earthers, in the same way I have learnt to have nothing more to do with atheists.
All I can do is pray for them.
I thought this was a Christians only forum, and yet just because I said I did not believe in the literal truth of the Bible I was asked whether or not I believed in the birth, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ!!!
I believe in the supernatural, I believe in a spiritual connection with God through Jesus, and although I am in this world I am not part of it, and most of this thread (not all of it)
indicates to me why I must avoid engaging in the worldly banter posted here.
God bless you all.
More like ... a couple thousand years ago ...Flat earth was the majority position centuries ago - until Copernicus proposed his heliocentric model at the urging of the Catholic Church, in particular by the Jesuits. Study history for yourself and discover why.
Jack, that's a logical fallacy because neither Mr. Cernan, nor any other astronaut who has ever been in space and orbited the spherical earth has done anything but wonder at the beauty and majesty of being in space, and admire the beauty of our planet.
To my knowledge not one single astronaut has ever come back and said he or she saw a flat disk, or a pancake-shaped earth covered with a dome and sitting on pillars, or whatever.
To say that because none of them admitted to seeing a flat earth that means the earth is flat is just plain a logically fallacious conclusion.
So, basically, you are relying on the NASA conspiracy model. You are calling every single person who has ever worked in the space program a liar and a conspirator. You are saying there is not one single whistleblower among the thousands who have ever worked in the space industry.
Awhile back I watched a great movie called "Hidden Figures" about some women who were human calculators responsible for the enormously complicated calculations to get the first man into space and safely back to earth again so he could be picked up in a certain spot in the ocean. Orbital mathematics played a big part in those calculations.
I'm not saying that.. I'm saying that if they did see a flat earth.... there's no way they are going to admit it...
And for those who say they believe in the Word of God but, wish to hold onto their false belief of a globe earth (or whatever nightmarish garbage the false prophets of science come up with) please see how the Word of God proves that the earth does not move:
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