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In another post, you said:
So why have you a) been questioning another moon video that was posted, saying "it depends how far up they were, b) been denying/contradicting the photos of earth that were taken as part of those moon landings?
People who have walked on the moon have naturally taken photos of what they could see from the moon. A moon trip is not like catching the number 11 bus; it's a once-in-a-lifetime trip. They had to apply, be assessed and be trained to be able to take part. It's possible that dozens applied; only a few were chosen. Of course they're going to want photos and souvenirs of everything - you would too if you had always wanted to be an astronaut and got to fulfill your dream.
So if you accept that people - Christians - walked on the moon then you accept the things that they saw while they were there.
Their photos show that the earth is a sphere.
And if you accept those, then why are you trying to prove that the experiment in Antarctica was fake? That was called the FINAL experiment because, from what I understand, both sides agreed that it was the question of the 24-hour sun that would solve things. Dean himself said, "if there is a 24-hour sun, the earth's a ball."
There IS a 24-hour sun, which conforms that the earth is a sphere/globe - just as was shown by the photos of earth taken from the moon.
If you accept the moon landings, you accept the photos they took - which were evidence of what they saw.
If you accept the photos they took, which show that the earth is a sphere, how come you are doing your best to prove that the Final Experiment failed and the earth is, in fact, flat?
Not that this has anything to do with the Christian faith.
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It sounds like you still accept that people walked on the moon.
So why have you a) been questioning another moon video that was posted, saying "it depends how far up they were, b) been denying/contradicting the photos of earth that were taken as part of those moon landings?
People who have walked on the moon have naturally taken photos of what they could see from the moon. A moon trip is not like catching the number 11 bus; it's a once-in-a-lifetime trip. They had to apply, be assessed and be trained to be able to take part. It's possible that dozens applied; only a few were chosen. Of course they're going to want photos and souvenirs of everything - you would too if you had always wanted to be an astronaut and got to fulfill your dream.
So if you accept that people - Christians - walked on the moon then you accept the things that they saw while they were there.
Their photos show that the earth is a sphere.
And if you accept those, then why are you trying to prove that the experiment in Antarctica was fake? That was called the FINAL experiment because, from what I understand, both sides agreed that it was the question of the 24-hour sun that would solve things. Dean himself said, "if there is a 24-hour sun, the earth's a ball."
There IS a 24-hour sun, which conforms that the earth is a sphere/globe - just as was shown by the photos of earth taken from the moon.
If you accept the moon landings, you accept the photos they took - which were evidence of what they saw.
If you accept the photos they took, which show that the earth is a sphere, how come you are doing your best to prove that the Final Experiment failed and the earth is, in fact, flat?
Not that this has anything to do with the Christian faith.
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