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I see the sun & moon moving across the sky along with the stars at night, do you not see the same ?
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The evidence is sufficient to demonstrate that you see what you want to see.
There may have been more than one Enoch. Just as there was more than one Mary, John or James.
Being "mentioned" in Scripture doesn't mean that everyone with the name was inspired, or even a follower of God.
Its a perspective problem. When you stand on the Earth's ground and look up, you will see for example the Moon moving across the sky.I see the sun & moon moving across the sky along with the stars at night, do you not see the same ?
Its a perspective problem. When you stand on the Earth's ground and look up, you will see for example the Moon moving across the sky.
If you stand on the Moon's ground and look up, you will see for example the Earth moving across the "sky".
Yes - and as I said, there may have been more than one Enoch.Enoch in the Bible walked with God.
Yes - and as I said, there may have been more than one Enoch.
My post was in response to your claim that the stone formations were once living creatures, but regardless, no I don't see the same. I see constellations which you can't see and you see constellations which I can't see. The night sky here rotates around the South celestial pole while the night sky in Wales rotates the opposite way around the North celestial pole.I see the sun & moon moving across the sky along with the stars at night, do you not see the same ?
Actually, you won't see the earth moving across the sky on the moon because it is tidally locked and rotating the same speed as it takes to orbit the earth, so the earth will sit in the same spot in the sky from the Lunar perspective.Its a perspective problem. When you stand on the Earth's ground and look up, you will see for example the Moon moving across the sky.
If you stand on the Moon's ground and look up, you will see for example the Earth moving across the "sky".
My post was in response to your claim that the stone formations were once living creatures, but regardless, no I don't see the same. I see constellations which you can't see and you see constellations which I can't see. The night sky here rotates around the South celestial pole while the night sky in Wales rotates the opposite way around the North celestial pole.
Interesting.Actually, you won't see the earth moving across the sky on the moon because it is tidally locked and rotating the same speed as it takes to orbit the earth, so the earth will sit in the same spot in the sky from the Lunar perspective.
The earth-rise photo you posted was taken from the command module as it orbited the moon.
As the earth rotates, yes.But you do see the sun & moon moving across the sky, right ?
As the earth rotates, yes.
Stand up in your room and start turning around 360 degrees. Look just in front of you. Do you see the the things on the walls moving across your sight?But you do see the sun & moon moving across the sky ? Yes or no.......
That's how it appears, just like if you are sitting in a moving train, the countryside appears to be moving past your view.But you do see the sun & moon moving across the sky ? Yes or no.......
You’re trying to be too clever.
You didn’t ask me & you are. It’s a trick question trying to be smart. It’s not a question allowing for debate or discussion.
Why? If "what you see is always true", then why would you reject so many photos and videos of the Earth and of space.No trick question, I'm just asking what people see.
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